Clarify helps people understand any document in plain English — tenancy agreements, employment contracts, insurance policies and more. Not legal advice.
financial
Most people sign a car finance agreement without reading past the monthly payment. But the small print contains clauses on balloon payments, voluntary termination, and early-settlement penalties that can cost you thousands — here's how to decode them before you sign.
legal
An LPA is one of the most important documents a family can have — but most people have never read one carefully until a crisis hits. This plain-English guide walks through every section of a UK Lasting Power of Attorney so you know exactly what it says, what it allows, and what to watch out for.
medical
NHS appointment letters are packed with codes, department names, and abbreviations that mean nothing to most people. This plain-English guide decodes every section — so you know exactly what to bring, where to go, and what happens if you need to rearrange.
financial
Millions of UK homes are in the wrong council tax band — and have been overpaying for years. Here's how to decode your band, check if it's correct, and use the official VOA route to challenge it.
financial
That red-stamped "Final Demand" envelope looks terrifying — but does it actually mean bailiffs are on their way? Here's exactly what UK debt-collection language means, which phrases carry real legal weight, and what you should do next.
energy
Energy bills are full of jargon — standing charges, unit rates, estimated reads, and mysterious "adjustments". This plain-English guide walks you line by line through a typical UK energy bill so you can spot errors and challenge any charges you shouldn't be paying.
tenancy
Your landlord can increase your rent — but only in certain ways and with proper notice. Here's exactly what the rules are, what a valid rent increase looks like, and how to challenge one you think is unfair.
tenancy
Section 21 'no-fault' evictions were abolished on 1 May 2026. If you received one before that date, here's exactly what it means, whether it's valid, and what to do next.
News
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