The ‘Easy’ Way To Have New Appliances Today
The Easy Way to Furnish Your Home
Millions Of People Are Choosing To Rent
Our Frequently Asked Questions
Why Rent?
- New products can cost hundreds of pounds
- Have what you need today
- Return your product at any time without paying any penalty
- Manage your monthly budget with low weekly payments
- No replacement or repair worries
- All product breakdowns are repaired or replaced swiftly
- The product becomes yours to keep at the end of the contract
What Can I Rent?
- You may rent as many items as your income will support
- Our representative will make sure that you never over stretch your household budget
- You may select any make of appliance to suit your needs, just ask your allocated representative for advice
How Many Items Can I Rent?
With us you’re able to rent as many items as your income will support. Your representative helps you to make an informed decision by conducting an affordability assessment to ensure your financial circumstances don’t get too stretched.
What Do I Pay?
- No upfront deposit to pay
- All you ever pay is the agree weekly rental price for your product
- No hidden delivery or installation charges
How Do I Pay?
- Weekly rental payments are made via a direct debit mandate
- After signing a rental agreement you will receive a DD mandate to complete via email from the bank acting on the behalf of Easy Rent
What Documents Do I Need?
You need to prove your personal identity, home address, and weekly income. The preferred documents are:
- Three Most Recent Payslips
- Two Recent Household Bills
- Proof of Benefit Payment
- Three Recent Bank Statements
- A Tenancy Agreement
- Photo ID
- Driving Licence
- Passport
- Identity Card
- Bus Pass
What Happens at the End of My Rental Contract?
Once your contract has expired you will receive your rental product as a gift from Easy Rent. You will still be eligible to claim a £25 reward when referring a friend or family member.
To learn more about our appliance rental services in Leeds and Yorkshire, contact us now.