| WELLADVISED | Having the benefit of careful counsel |
| POSSESSOR | One said to be having the benefit of 90% of the legal systems? (9) |
| FRAUDULENCE | Deception of careful nude picture (11) |
| SYMPTOMFREE | Enjoying the benefits of an effective medication |
| TUITION | 4 not having the benefit of home schooling (7) |
| FOODFORTHOUGHT | Something worthy of careful consideration (4,3,7) |
| FARCE | Spoof formed by anagramming the first five letters of "careful" |
| CITRUSES | Fruits of careful intensive training initially with stratagems (8) |
| RECOLLECTION | Memory of careful thought when female becomes colonel |
| DELICATE | In need of careful handling (8) |
| HIGHMAINTENANCE | Requiring a lot of careful attention |
| GLIBNESS | Lack of careful thought in one's words |
| COMMUTE | A group of people living together, sharing possessions and income for the benefit of the group (7) |
| HIPS | Vitamin C-rich red fruits of the wild rose, used in syrups and teas, perhaps to the benefit of one's coxae (4) |
| HORSE | "And of course Henry The - dances the waltz", fromThe Beatles' "Being For The Benefit of Mr Kite" (5) |
| NOTOUT | Having been given the benefit of the doubt by the umpire (3,3) |
| ADAMSMITH | Economist who used pin-making as an illustration of the benefits of the division of labour (4,5) |
| EBANKING | Oedipus, say, missing most of the benefit of modern finance? (1-7) |
| GENERALINTEREST | Soldier gets extra money for the benefit of the majority (7,8) |
| DOLE | The benefit of doing little for the banks (4) |
