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Louise knowles This blog answers the question “How Can I Buy A Council House for My Relative? The blog explains how you can use the Right to Buy Scheme to purchase a property for your relative. This blog also evaluates the expenses generally incurred on buying a new home. How Can I Buy A Council House For … Read more
This blog answers the question “Can I still claim Housing Benefits If I Quit My Job?”Housing Benefit is recently being replaced by Universal Credit for financing housing expenses so you can claim it instead. This blog also considers other options available for covering housing expenses when you quit your job. Can I still claim Housing … Read more
This blog answers the question “Can You Claim Unemployment Benefits if you own a house?” Unemployment Benefit eligibility requirements do not include owning or not owning a house. This blog also mentions other necessary conditions for getting unemployment benefits. Can You Claim Unemployment Benefits if you own a house? The one primary residence which you … Read more
This blog answers the question “How Long Can You Keep Your Council House Empty?” An empty (council house) property is defined as owner occupied housing which has been left vacant (as a primary residence) for longer than 6 months. The blog considers the options homeowners have to voluntarily reoccupy the empty premises once their local … Read more
The legal framework for backdating Council Tax Support The Compensation Allocation mechanism or backdating of Council Tax Support was created by Law No 92-125 of February 6, 1992. This mechanism is provided for in IV and V of Article 1609 of the General Tax Code CGI. With the Compensation Allocation Mechanism the EPCI is intended … Read more
Car owners can choose to pay their car tax on a monthly, six-monthly or annual basis. This blog post aims to answer the question of whether car owners will end up losing a month’s car tax if they pay at the end of the month. Additionally, we will explore other key areas of interest for … Read more
There are certain changes to a claimants’ circumstances that are essential to be declared to the DWP for benefits claim and being able to buy a house is one of them. Through this blog post, we will discuss the conditions under which someone who is claiming Universal Credit can purchase a home without affecting their … Read more
It is not only common for council housing tenants to purchase their council house but renting it out after making the purchase is a profitable venture for many. Through this article, we aim to explore whether you can buy your council house and rent it out and how soon after the purchase can you do … Read more
Many times council housing tenants tend to purchase their council homes once they are able to provide the funds to do as council houses are relatively cheaper in comparison to privately owned property. Through this blog post, we will explore whether or not someone can purchase their parents’ council house; if yes, under what conditions … Read more
In this brief guide, we will address the question, “does tabasco sauce go bad” as well as other related questions pertaining to the subject at hand like how much time does tabasco sauce take to go bad or what are some of the storage practices needed to prolong the shelf life of tabasco sauce. Does … Read more
