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The Tenancy Agreement Calculator 2025 helps landlords and tenants calculate permissible rent increases under UK tenancy laws for 2025. It uses the Consumer Price Index (CPI) with a 1% cap to determine maximum allowable rent increases.
The calculator uses the rent increase formula:
Where:
Explanation: The calculation ensures rent increases are capped at CPI plus 1%, providing protection for tenants against excessive rent hikes while allowing landlords reasonable adjustments.
Details: Accurate rent increase calculations are crucial for maintaining fair tenancy agreements, ensuring compliance with UK housing regulations, and preventing disputes between landlords and tenants.
Tips: Enter current rent in GBP and the current CPI percentage. The calculator will automatically apply the 1% cap and display both the rent increase amount and the new total rent.
Q1: What is the 1% cap for?
A: The 1% cap prevents excessive rent increases by limiting the maximum adjustment to CPI plus 1%, protecting tenants from sudden large rent hikes.
Q2: How often can rent be increased?
A: Typically, rent can be increased once per year unless otherwise specified in the tenancy agreement, following proper notice procedures.
Q3: Which CPI measure should I use?
A: Use the most recent Consumer Price Index published by the Office for National Statistics for accurate calculations.
Q4: Are there exceptions to the 1% cap?
A: Some tenancy agreements may have different terms, and certain circumstances like property improvements may allow for different calculations.
Q5: Is this calculator legally binding?
A: This calculator provides estimates based on standard formulas. Always consult legal professionals and refer to your specific tenancy agreement for definitive calculations.