Renting

Landlords and letting agents in England can't charge tenants letting fees on new contracts signed on or after Saturday 1 June. If you're a renter, here are your new rights and what you still need to pay – plus what to do if you're charged an illegal fee.

Renters in England would no longer face evictions at short notice without good reason under new plans outlined by the Government.

A new single complaints service for renters and homeowners in England is to be launched, in a step forward for MoneySavingExpert.com's campaign for reform – but there's still more to be done.

Landlords and letting agents in England are set to be banned from charging tenants letting fees from 1 June. 

Landlords will have to provide evidence of the cost of repairs and replacement items to their tenants before they can impose charges, under new plans revealed by the Government.

A new law is set to stop Airbnb hosts earning up to £7,500 tax-free when letting out their home - unless they're also staying in it.

Three-year tenancies could be introduced in a bid to give renters more long-term security, the Government has announced.

New rules to ban letting fees and high deposits in England have been presented to Parliament.

Plans to ban letting fees which could save English renters hundreds of pounds are being presented to Parliament today.

Prime Minister Theresa May has said the student loan repayment threshold will be increased from £21,000 to £25,000 as part of a wide-ranging review of student finance.