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Q: I would like to begin an education saving plan for a future child. My timeframe is over 15 to 18 years. Which of the following would you suggest: insurance bond, scholarship plan, term deposit or reducing my existing residential mortgage? Q&A: Save for your child's education

You've found a good apartment that seems well within your budget, so the next step is to sort out how much money it will cost to move in. One of the costs you will have to consider is the amount of the rental bond, a sum of money that protects the landlord in the event that you damage the property in some way or move out without paying any valid expense that is due. The landlord can deduct the cost of any money you owe from the rental bond when you move out. You should receive the entire sum back after you move out as long as you leave no damage to the premises and are paid up on your rent or other valid expenses when you leave.The landlord may also ask you to pay some rent in advance before you move into your new apartment. If your lease is for a fixed term the landlord can only require you to pay one month's rent in advance, and if you are renting a moveable dwelling (such as a caravan or a manufactured home) you can only be charged up to two weeks' rent in advance. The rental bond, however, is.

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While the subject of screening may sound intrusive to some applicants, it’s the Landlord and/or Property Manager’s first, and best, line of defense against renting to deadbeat Tenants.However, how much screening should the Landlord do? Is it enough to only screen the applicant for employment or current residence? We think not.In order to be successful all Landlords or Property Managers, whether full-time, part-time, or hobby, should screen ALL applicants with the following criteria:2. Previous Homes (rented apartments, houses, etc.),This article will briefly touch upon the last area of applicant screening criminal screening. The reason why this is such an important method of screening is because whether landlord or tenant, we all want to feel safe in our homes and have peaceful places to live.Consider the following tips when determining how to implore effective, yet fair and consistent criminal screening policies.Remember, the time you spend up front properly screening your applicants will save you an exponential amount of time, money,.