Rent payments should be included when calculating credit
scores to support tenants wanting to buy a home of their own. The Residential
Landlords Association (RLA) found that 61 per cent of landlords would support
such a move. At present, credit rating agencies do not routinely include rent
payment history when calculating credit scores. This means a tenant can find it
difficult to access a mortgage, even if they have a long history of rent being
paid in full and on time. Including rent payment in this way would also support
landlords, providing them with a more accurate assessment of a prospective
tenant’s credit and rent payment history. Read more on the RLA website.
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