‘Lifetime’ deposits plan for renters revealed in Queen’s Speech – four changes for tenants explained
Fresh plans for voters to take ID to the polls in futureImmigration laws to stop people crossing the channel in small boatsA ban on gay conversion therapyThe Government has promised to outline proposals for a new "lifetime deposit" to help tackle one of the biggest barriers tenants face when moving home.
It’s held in a Deposit Protection Scheme that cannot be accessed by either the landlord or tenants until the end of the tenancy. It means you cannot move unless you have up to five week’s worth of rent available to you to take out a new contract. A new Building Safety Bill will hold developers to account over the use of unsafe materials when building a property.
It will also slap a levy on the development industry to ensure it pays its fair share of the costs of removing the unsafe cladding. Many tenants live in fear of being evicted at short notice or continue to live in sub-standard accommodation because they are worried they'll be asked to leave if they complain about problems in their home.to stop landlords from kicking out renters whose income has been affected by the pandemic.Changes to planning rules to build more homes
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