The Residency

Welcome to The Residency – we make tenancy matters a breeze while saving you money, protecting you and helping you plan for your future.

No Deposit Option

No Deposit Option

Our No Deposit Option allows you to rent your new home, without the need for an upfront deposit or tying your deposit money up for the duration of your tenancy*. Although you will still be liable for any damage, unpaid rent or cleaning issues at the end of your tenancy.
Financial well-being and education

Financial well-being and education

Understanding your finances shouldn’t be hard – that’s why we’re here to make it easy for you. Maximise your financial opportunities, overcome financial problems and make managing money stress free with our financial advice and budget planner.
Receive daily perks, deals and savings with Vaboo!

Receive daily perks, deals and savings with Vaboo!

As a valued Leaders Tenant, you will be given free access to our perks platform, Vaboo!, giving you premium access to incredible savings with some of the biggest brands. Take your pick from over 1,000 retailer discounts!
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A chance to win a month’s free rent in our monthly prize draw

If all of this isn’t enough, every month we run a prize draw** to give one of our Residency members the chance to win a month’s free rent.

The Residency lets you build all-important foundations for the future, starting at just £35 per month.

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Financial protection review

Financial protection review

As part of your Residency membership, we can also offer you a financial protection review for that extra peace of mind.
Discounts for domestic appliances

Discounts for domestic appliances

Your new home deserves new gadgets. To help you, we’re offering you exclusive discounts on Russell Hobbs domestic appliances
Unlimited legal helpline

Unlimited legal helpline

Your Residency membership entitles you to free and impartial legal advice - choose from a panel of highly regarded solicitors.
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More benefits of the Residency

  • Cohabitation agreement. In case you’re not renting alone, we’ll help protect you to protect your interests with a cohabitation agreement.
  • Will writing. Our panel of fully qualified solicitors and estate planning consultants will help you draft out a will to protect your loved ones and leave matters exactly as you want them.
  • Financial protection review. As part of your Residency membership, we can also offer you a financial protection review for that extra peace of mind.
  • Experian tracking. We have a partnership with Experian, meaning that as a Residency member your rental payments contribute towards your credit history. 
  • Free mortgage advice for first-time buyers. In case you’re planning to purchase your own property, we’ll provide you with free access to our expert mortgage advisers; helping you to navigate the market for the first time and saving you £499 on broker fees. You’ll soon be armed with everything you need to know to take your first steps on the property ladder. 
  • Credit score review. We’ll help you discover your current credit score and show you some invaluable tips to boost it.
  • Workplace pension review. As a Residency member, you will have a free workplace pension review – discover what your pension will be when you retire and take control now.
  • Co-Tenant Bereavement Support.  In the unlikely event your co-tenant passes away, we will pay their share of the monthly rental payments for two months. 
  • Wealth and Inheritance advice. We're here to help guide you through the twists and turns of wealth and inheritance planning, ensuring you're all set for whatever the future throws your way.
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Disclaimer

Leaders' No Deposit Option (NDO) is part of the Residency membership. With this option, the tenant can pay the monthly membership fee without the need to have the traditional deposit amount tied up for the duration of the tenancy. The tenant will still be liable for any damages at the end of the tenancy and there is a monthly fee to be a Residency member

*Subject to approval.

**Terms and conditions apply. Read them here.

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