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5 articles tagged with Tenancy.

Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme Rules for Landlords (2026)

Every landlord in England and Wales must protect a tenant's deposit within 30 days or face penalties of up to 3x the deposit. Full rules and worked examples.

James Morgan4 Jul 20264 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Renting to Universal Credit Tenants: A Landlord's Guide 2026/27

What UK landlords need to know about renting to tenants on Universal Credit in 2026/27 — housing element payments, discrimination law, mortgage terms, and risk management.

CalcHub Editorial4 Jul 20264 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Renting With a Guarantor: A Guide for Students and Young Tenants 2026/27

How guarantor agreements work for student and young UK tenants in 2026/27 — what a guarantor is liable for, income requirements, and alternatives if you can't find one.

CalcHub Editorial4 Jul 20264 min read

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Section 21 Eviction Notice: A Landlord's Guide for 2026

Everything UK landlords need to know about Section 21 no-fault eviction notices in 2026, including requirements, the prescribed form, and the Renters' Rights Bill.

CalcHub Editorial27 Jun 20267 min read

📄 Article

Tenancy Deposit Protection: What UK Landlords Must Do in 2026

UK landlords must protect deposits within 30 days. Learn about the three approved schemes, deposit caps, prescribed information, and what happens if you fail to comply.

Emma Clarke27 Jun 20267 min read

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