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Moved out of a rented property months, or even years, ago? You might still be owed compensation.

If your landlord didn't protect your deposit correctly at the time, whether it was protected late or you never received the right paperwork, that's still a breach, even if you got your deposit back in full and your tenancy has long ended.

Under the law, you generally have up to 6 years from the breach to make a claim.

Our latest article explains exactly how this works, and how to check if you're eligible.

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Did your landlord protect your deposit properly?

Under the law, landlords must place your deposit into a government-approved scheme within 30 days, and give you the paperwork to prove it. If they didn't, even if you got your deposit back at the end of your tenancy, that's still a breach.

If that sounds like your situation, you could be entitled to compensation, sometimes even years after moving out.

Swipe through to find out more, and get in touch if you think this could apply to you. It costs nothing to check.

📩 Speak to our team: https://www.glplaw.com/contact/

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Did your landlord protect your deposit properly?

If you paid a rent deposit in the last 6 years, your landlord was legally required to protect it in a government-approved scheme within 30 days and give you the paperwork to prove it.

If they didn’t, you could be entitled to up to 3 times your deposit in compensation.

Not sure if yours was protected? We can check for you, free of charge.

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Is your home in disrepair, and you’re not sure what you can do about it?

Damp, mould, leaks, broken heating… knowing whether you can claim, what evidence you need, or how long your landlord has to act can be confusing.

That’s why we’ve answered 7 frequently asked questions about housing disrepair claims.

👉 Swipe through, your question might be answered.

Still unsure about your situation? Our team can help you understand your options.
💬 Call 0161 764 1818
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Landlord ignoring the repairs? Here’s what you can do next.

Damp, mould, leaks, broken heating or other serious issues shouldn’t be left unresolved.

If your landlord isn’t taking action, you may be able to make a housing disrepair claim, but knowing where to start can feel overwhelming.

That’s why we’ve put together a simple 7-step guide explaining what you need to know, from reporting the problem to taking further action.

7 steps. One clear guide. Know your options 🏠

👉 Read the full guide today: https://tinyurl.com/4rh6x2wu

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Ever wondered if your landlord is who they say they are?

A new national landlord register is coming under the Renters' Rights Act, and it could change how renting works in England.

✔️ Launches 15 December 2026, starting in the West Midlands
✔️ It's a legal requirement, landlords who don't register risk a fine
✔️ Over time, tenants will be able to check if their landlord is registered

Swipe through for what it means for you.

Full breakdown: https://tinyurl.com/4as4dcp5

Thinking about applying for a mortgage soon?

Martin Lewis recently broke down the three big things lenders look at when deciding on a mortgage application:

1️⃣ Affordability – lenders check your bank statements, income and outgoings, and even stress-test if repayments or rent go up
2️⃣ The property – short leases, cladding, new builds and structural survey issues can all play a part
3️⃣ Your credit history – your score and payment history matter more than you might think

Swipe through to see what to know before you apply.

Full breakdown: https://tinyurl.com/mn3b4acx