Tag Archive: Credit Unions

NLA gets Tory promise for direct payment of LHA to landlords

When speaking to Simon Gordon of the National Landlords Association (NLA) recently at the Landlord & Buy to Let Awards dinner, he was telling me about their lobbying work, and how they attend all of the party conferences. Well it seems as if all this has paid off as the conservative party have now announced [...]

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Banks swiping our cash

An article in the Observer today ‘Banks exploiting obscure law to raid accounts and recover debts‘ prompts me to remind readers on housing benefit (HB), or landlords of tenants on housing benefits, of the advantages of using Credit Unions.
If you find it difficult to keep your bank account under control, you are always at [...]

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Local Housing Allowances – Credit Unions to the rescue

The Local Housing Allowance Scheme, discussed in my earlier article regarding landlords from Blackpool, is due to be rolled out across the country in 2008. The main criticism from landlords is that under the new scheme the rent cannot be paid to them direct any more. It has to be paid to the [...]

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