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I've rented out a home to a couple for 8 years now. Long term tenants. During this time they have had two children currently aged about 3-4 and 6-7. The property is a small 1 bedroom property that's ideal for a single person or a couple, but not ideal for a family. It's a top floor apartment with an attic above. Rent was originally £295 per month back in 2018. It has been increased to £375 in 2022 and remained at £375 ever since. I've got two issiues to deal with: 1.) I informed tenants that rent would be going up to £425 per month due to increased management company fees, increased insurance, and increased mortgage with my 5 year 1.2% fixed-rate expiring back in October. They were informed of this in March 2025 with it due to take effect in October 2025. The tenants have informed me that they will be taking this rent increase to tribunal. I've been doing some research and it seems

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So my parents want to put the mortgage in my name once I turn 18 since they can’t afford to pay it off (they’ve been paying interest only for the last 15 years lmao) so I’ll be £100k in debt when I’m 18. They told me that I would get a longer mortgage since I’m younger and that they’d help me pay it off even though they barely have any savings, both don’t have a pension (I’m their retirement plan..), my dad pays most bills late and my mum can’t even get a credit card due to her credit score. My dad recently became unemployed and my mum is a carer so idek where they think they’re gonna get money to help me pay off the mortgage. They’ve been telling me that I’d pay off their mortgage for as long as I can remember and I think they’re relied on that idea a bit too heavily. I want to go to a university out of my town but would I be able to get loans if I have a mortgage under my name? My parents think that once you have a degree y

Something I've noticed much more since standing became more difficult due to illness. Especially in train stations, shops, supermarkets, there's very few seats and a lot of space. In train stations there's loads of people standing for ages and like 3 seats! submitted by /u/PurchaseDry9350 to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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This match is now over. Join the post match discussion here FT: Celtic 1 - 2 Hearts Celtic scorers: K. Tierney (90'+3) Hearts scorers: Cláudio Braga (43'), O. McEntee (64') Venue: Celtic Park Referees: Don Robertson, David Roome, Ross MacLeod, Calum Scott, Greg Aitken, Dan McFarlane Auto-refreshing reddit comments link LINE-UPS Celtic K. Schmeichel, K. Tierney, L. Scales, A. Trusty, S. Tounekti, A. Engels, C. McGregor, Yang Hyun-Jun, R. Hatate, B. Nygren, D. Maeda. Subs: C. Donovan, Paulo Bernardo, J. Kenny, L. McCowan, D. Murray, M. Balikwisha, A. Ralston, V. Sinisalo, K

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