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Direct Debit is an easy and free way for you to pay your rent and/or service charge. Paying by Direct Debit offers: Peace of mind - you'll...

Some leases state that you have to pay extra contributions on top of your service charge to build up a reserve amount of money. This is...

Most banks charge you to make international bank transfers, to produce bank drafts and to handle cheques that ‘bounce’ (when...

Most banks charge you to make international bank transfers, to produce bank drafts and to handle cheques that ‘bounce’ (when...

Tenants pay a service charge each year, which is our forecast of how much we think it will cost us to provide you with services during the...

There are a number of different ways you can pay your rent and service charge with A2Dominion, making it easy for you to keep up-to-date...

If you receive housing benefit, you can arrange for your local council to pay your benefit directly to us. Visit your to find out more...

Yes, if you live in our NHS accommodation, you can pay your rent by Direct Debit, or in the following ways: Taken straight from your...

If you buy your home under the If during the buying process you decide that you don't want to go ahead with buying your home, you'll have...

If you're worried about being able to afford to pay your rent or service charge, we can help you. We ask that you contact us at the earliest...