How to pay your
rent
We offer a range of easy ways for you to pay your rent. These
are:
Direct Debit
You can pay your rent direct from your bank or building society
account. Weekly or fortnightly payments are taken on a Friday,
monthly payments are taken on the 1st, 8th, 15th or 22nd of
the month. If you choose to pay by Direct Debit we will pass on the
savings to you by giving you a discount on your dwelling
rent of £10 each year. More
information about paying your rent by Direct Debit and downloadable
Direct Debit form
Online -
pay your rent online using any of the following credit or debit
cards: Visa, Mastercard, Switch, Solo or Visa Delta.
Through the allpay network at any Post Office, e-pay
or PayPoint outlet or kiosk
You can use your rent swipe card at any of the PayPoint outlets
and kiosks in newsagents, petrol stations, post offices and
shops. Cash is accepted at all outlets, cheques and debit
cards are accepted at the Post Office. Payments can only be
accepted if you have your rent swipe card with you or a previous
receipt to confirm your rent reference number.
Find a Post Office near you.
Find a PayPoint outlet near
you.
Telephone payments - You can make
telephone payments by ringing our automated services on
(0161) 621 4119 or by ringing your
local
housing office. Please have your rent reference number
and your debit or credit card to hand when you ring. Your tenancy
reference number is on your rent swipe card.
Text payments - You can pay your rent
by text. Allpay's secure SMS text message bill-payment option is
now available and if you have a mobile phone, your RBH swipe card
and a credit or debit card you can send a text message to settle
your rent account. To acces the service simply register
online at https://www.allpayments.net/textpay/login.aspx
Telephone or internet banking - If you
use your bank's telephone or internet banking service you can use
it to pay your rent. RBH's bank sort code is 08-90-52 and the
account number is 61693003. Please quote your tenancy
reference number when making a payment in this way.
Post - If you send your rent by post,
please use a cheque or a postal order made payable to RBH and
write your tenancy reference number on the back. Please send
payments to your local housing
office.
Please note: Payments by post, through banks/building
societies, the Post Office, PayPoint, e-pay outlets can take up to
3 working days to reach your rent account.