We are holding our seminar on ‘All You Want to Know about Service Charges in Social Housing in Wales’ in Cardiff on 14th February 2018. This seminar is designed to give an introduction and overview to this important subject and is fully up to date.
Service charges are an integral part of landlords’ work in financing value for money services and sustaining customer satisfaction. They have always been relatively complex but with increased financial challenges and legal and financial complexity there is an increased need to understand how service charging works.
Traditional Housing Associations have usually levied service charges but most local authorities and stock transfer associations in Wales have usually ‘pooled’ their service costs. However, local authorities and stock transfer associations have recently introduced service charges as part of the Welsh government’s new rent policy. The rolling out of Universal Credit is having an impact on benefit entitlement for service charges.This seminar is suitable for people who are not experts in service charges, but who need to understand the basics and achieve an overview of what is going on. It is suitable for councillors, board members, housing managers, legal staff, finance staff, tenant representatives, members of the service charges team with limited experience and others who realise that an understanding of service charges can place them at an advantage!
What the Session Covers:Venue and Date: Novotel Hotel, Cardiff – 14th February 2018
Price: The price of this seminar is £195 plus Value Added Tax, a total of £234. However, there is a £20 discount for people who book a month or more in advance making the cost £175 plus VAT, a total of £210.
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This seminar is also available in-house. For further information about in-house sessions, please contact Adrian Waite on 017683-51498 or adrian.waite@awics.co.uk
County Hall at Cardiff.
Cardiff City Council is one of the largest landlords in Wales, owning 13,800 council houses.
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Other Information about Service Charges
For information about in-house training in service charges, please click HERE
For information about management consulting advice and assistance with service charges please click HERE
For briefing papers on service charges, please click HERE
For information about our publication: 'All You Want to Know about Service Charges in Social Housing 2017', please click HERE
Other Information about Wales
For information about our seminar: 'All You Want to Know about Welsh Social Housing Finance' please click HERE
For information about in-house training in Welsh Social Housing Finance, please click HERE
For information about our newsletter the 'AWICS Wales News' please click HERE
For briefing papers on Welsh issues, please click HERE
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