Relevant letting fees and tenant protection information Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 as well as paying the rent, you may also be required to make the following permitted payments.

Before the tenancy starts (payable to StudentTenant.com Limited the Agent') - Holding Deposit: 1 week's rent - Security Deposit: Up to 5 weeks' rent

During the tenancy (payable to the Agent or the Landlord as applicable) During your Tenancy, potential Additional Fees may be due under certain circumstances. Such Additional Fees are prescribed by law under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and are clearly laid out in our Business Terms and Conditions, listed on our website, and where StudentTenant.com has arranged the Tenancy Agreement under our Tenancy Setup and/or Managed Service will also be within the Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement (AST). Where a landlord has provided their own AST this is also likely to include such terms which are defined by law. In summary, these include:
- Payment of up to Â£50 inc.VAT, if you want to change the tenancy agreement - Payment of interest for the late payment of rent at a rate of 3% above the Bank of England's base rate after 14 days due. - Payment of the reasonably incurred costs for the loss of keys/security devices - Payment of any unpaid rent or other reasonable costs associated with your early termination of the tenancy

During the tenancy (payable to the provider) if permitted and applicable
- Utilities - gas, electricity, water - Communications - telephone, broadband, cable, satellite - Television licence - Council Tax

Other permitted payments
Any other permitted payments, not included above, under the relevant legislation including contractual damages.

Tenant protection
StudentTenant.com Limited is a member of Client Money Protect Limited (#CMP003643), which is a client money protection scheme, and also a member of The Property Ombudsman, which is a redress scheme. You can find out more details on our website at or by contacting us directly.

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