Demand a Portable Bond Scheme

MAKE RENTING FAIRER

Join the calls for urgent action to help out struggling renters, first home buyers and mortgage holders.

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The cost-of-living and housing crisis is hitting renters the hardest. 

Right now, renters are being forced to cough up thousands of dollars for a new bond before getting their old one back.

This is an unfair burden on working families, students, and low-income households, who already have it tough as it is.

That’s why the Greens are calling for an immediate, government-backed Portable Rental Bond Scheme.

Just because landlords benefit from the status quo doesn't mean we should roll out the red carpet for them.

It's time to fix this system and start making renting fair again. Sign the petition and start the fight back.

 

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