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u/Former-Meringue7250

▲ 93 r/TenantsInTheUK

My agency said the Renters rights act does not modify my contract

My landlord's agency sent me the re renters rights act information sheet but in the email it clarified:

"The Information Sheet is provided for information purposes only and does not replace, vary, or amend the terms of your tenancy agreement. Your tenancy agreement remains the primary document governing the terms of your occupation of the property.".

  1. Am I right to say that it's not true? I have a fixed term contract with a rent increase clause. Both things should automatically not be true anymore?

  2. Is there any risk in not pointing out it? E.g. in the future they could say I did not contest their text

I think they probably do it for people that don't know their rights, but just wanted to be safe.

Thanks!

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u/Former-Meringue7250 — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/UKPersonalFinance

As the title says: I live and work in England but I have some money saved in my home country. I won't be able to reach the 20k just with my day to day savings, so I was wondering if I could transfer some money from my foreign (EU) savings

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u/Former-Meringue7250 — 21 days ago
▲ 2 r/trading212

I started investing one month ago and I got too excited and bought stupid things that are now in red. Should I cut my losses and sell at least some of these?

55% of my investment is in ETFs and another 10% in relatively safe things. 20% is in the AI stocks, that maybe it's overdoing with 29 stocks but it's going well.

That leaves with 15% of investments that I think is a mistake.

My main question is whether I should cut my loss and invest in something better for that 15%. But happy to hear any other advice. If useful, I'm 30 right now, so looking at the long term. I managed to do 4.8% in the last month.

u/Former-Meringue7250 — 22 days ago