Latest news for Tenants

When approaching the end of your fixed-term tenancy, you’ll have several options. Firstly, you may want to leave the property, and if you do, you’ll most likely have to give your landlord or letting agent notice that you wish to do so.

Accurate meter readings are incredibly important for both tenants and landlords alike, as they ensure that landlords don’t get unexpected bills and that tenants pay what they should.

If you’re renting a property, then it’s more than likely you’re renting directly from a landlord who owns the property. Sometimes, you may find that you’re renting from a tenant who rents your home from the owner. This is what’s known as subletting. If you’re considering subletting, here are the answers to two common questions.

Many tenants have been renting for a long time, but are they building their all-important credit rating simultaneously?

How can you keep your rental property warm in an environmentally-friendly manner and ensure your bills aren’t too high?

It's a common perception that the UK covet the goal of home ownership, but is that strictly true? We explore why we think renting is better than buying.

The Tenants Fee Act came into effect on 1 June 2019. We answer some of the questions you might have about the Tenant Fees Act and how it might affect you.

Upcycling your old furniture is a cheaper and more environmentally-friendly alternative to buying something new, and sometimes a fresh lick of paint can transform an item.

Does the thought of reupholstering furniture seem impossible to you? We give you our top tips on how anyone can have a go at a simple furniture project.