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Portable bonds and interest off ‘dead’ money among proposed rental shakeup

The McKell Institute’s WA branch has called on the Cook Government to follow Victoria and New South Wales and legislate a “portable bond” that stops renters from needing to pay thousands for a new bond when they’re moving rentals.

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  1. The Sydney Morning Herald

    Portable bonds and interest off ‘dead’ money among proposed rental shakeup (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    The McKell Institute’s WA branch has called on the Cook Government to follow Victoria and New South Wales and legislate a “portable bond” that stops renters from needing to pay thousands for a new bond when they’re moving rentals.

  2. The Age

    Portable bonds and interest off ‘dead’ money among proposed rental shakeup (opens The Age in a new tab)

    The McKell Institute’s WA branch has called on the Cook Government to follow Victoria and New South Wales and legislate a “portable bond” that stops renters from needing to pay thousands for a new bond when they’re moving rentals.

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