No guaranteed eligibility
A listing, guide or vendor profile never means a household is guaranteed to qualify; providers, schemes and partners make their own decisions.
Trust, disclosure and commercial standards
Affiliate disclosure and editorial standards
Social Deals may earn commission or referral income from some providers or partners, but our content is designed to put tenant eligibility, tenancy context and practical checks before any commercial outcome. Disclosure is part of helping readers make informed decisions.
Editorial context stays visible
We include checks, limitations and non-advice wording close to deal and vendor content so readers can assess risks before clicking away.
Commission does not equal advice
Referral income may support the service, but it does not turn Social Deals content into personal financial, legal, debt or regulated insurance advice.
Detailed guidance
What this means for tenants
How Social Deals may earn money
Some links, enquiries or partner introductions may result in Social Deals receiving commission, referral fees, sponsorship income or other commercial benefit. Commercial arrangements can vary by provider and may change over time. We aim to make this clear without suggesting that every provider, route or support scheme on the site pays Social Deals.
How commercial relationships affect listings
Commercial relationships may influence whether a provider can be linked, tracked or contacted through Social Deals, but pages should still explain eligibility, practical checks and limitations. A provider being listed is not an endorsement, a live quote or a promise that it is the cheapest option. Tenants should compare current terms directly and consider whether the product fits their home and budget.
Where readers should take extra care
Readers should be especially careful with contract length, early exit fees, credit checks, direct debit requirements, installation access, rented-home exclusions and products that may duplicate landlord responsibilities. If a household is in arrears, facing disconnection, dealing with debt or unsure about rights and repairs, independent advice from a qualified organisation may be more important than choosing a deal.