Consumer credit
Consumer credit rules for businesses that hire out or lease goods
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If you hire out or lease goods to consumers for periods of more than three months you're likely to need consumer credit licensing. See does my business need a consumer credit licence?
You must also provide your customer with a written hire agreement informing them of their rights and duties under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
Consumers generally have the right to cancel a hire agreement and return the goods after 18 months.
You must also comply with other rules under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, including the regulations on credit advertising.
- Financial Conduct Authority0300 500 0597
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