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Landlords, Letting Agents and Property Managers: What’s the Difference?
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How the Renters’ Rights Bill will affect the rental market
The Renters' Rights Bill is expected to bring significant changes to the UK's rental landscape. Aimed at strengthening tenant protections and...
Renters’ Rights Bill: what agents and landlords need to know
The Renters' Rights Bill will bring the biggest changes in over three decades, so it's important to understand what the bill means to you, if you...
Average council tax in the UK 2025/26: bands, rates and bills explained
In the 2025/26 tax year, the average council tax bill for a Band D property is approximately £2,280 per year in England, £2,125 in Wales and £1,527 in Scotland. Find out how bands A–H are calculated, where bills are highest and lowest, and how to reduce your bill legally.
Renter’s Rights Bill looks to cap advance rent at one month
Landlords will only be able to request a maximum of one month's rent in advance if the new Renter's Rights Bill becomes law. The cap on advance rent...
The unexpected cost of downsizing when you move
A quarter of UK homeowners want to downsize when they retire, but 22% say that the cost of downsizing will make it impossible. Downsizing means...
What are the Future Homes Standards 2025?
As the name suggests, the Future Homes Standards 2025 will come into effect in the UK next year, in 2025. The standards are a set of guidelines for...
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How will the Renters’ Rights Bill affect you?
The Renters' Rights Bill, introduced to parliament earlier this month, is the latest piece of registration designed to strengthen legal protection...
Am I responsible for utilities in an empty home?
Who is responsible for paying for utilities in an empty home? The question is particularly important to anyone currently responsible for a home...
999, 105 or 111? EVERY UK Emergency phone number
There's more than one emergency phone number in the UK. While 999 is the most famous, it might not be the right one for your situation. The right...
Finding LGBT friendly moving companies and more
Moving home is stressful for everyone, but for the LGBT+ community finding LGBT-friendly moving companies is an additional worry. Removal companies,...
What’s the value of installing a new boiler?
If you've read our article on improving your home's EPC rating, you've seen our advice that installing a new boiler saves you money or your energy...
Gazunder offers and Gazumping: What’s the law in the UK?
If you're looking into buying a house, you've probably heard the terms gazunder and gazump being used by property agents and industry analysts....
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