The short term money-lending business, which the radio shock jock, 52, has a 95% stake in, offers to pay out rental bonds for a one-off payment and application fee . It claims to cover most of the bond payment and any damage caused to a property by cash-strapped renters . In return, ZeroBonds fronts up the rest of their bond and guarantees to pay the landlord if there is any damage done to the property .