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Thousands of Scots have found the economic downturn has affected their ability to maintain their financial commitments. The ‘Credit Crunch’ has thrown many households’ finances into a downward spiral, as [...]

Making sure you find the best company to propose your Trust Deed is the first and, possibly, the most important part of the application process. It is essential that all [...]

The Trustee is the name given to the person that is legally assigned to the supervising of the Trust Deed. The Trustee’s first task is to ensure that the Trust [...]

Of course there will sometimes be instances which dictate that a Protected Trust Deed is not a viable solution. When this happens it becomes necessary to explore the alternative available [...]

Although rare, there is always a possibility that your creditors will reject your proposed Trust Deed. This means they refuse to allow your Trust Deed to become Protected and, therefore, [...]

Unfortunately, the answer to this question is no. You cannot just cancel your Trust Deed once it has been set up. A Trust Deed is a legally binding agreement, and [...]

Prior to entering into a Trust Deed, it is likely that the Trust Deed applicant has been under some extreme creditor pressure. Quite often this pressure can manifest itself as [...]

As we all know, financial circumstances can change. Just because you enter into a Protected Trust Deed it doesn’t mean your circumstances will stay the same for the full 36 [...]

Entering into a Protected Trust Deed should give stability to anyone who is experiencing financial pressures from their creditors. This is because creditors are not allowed to make demands on [...]

A Protected Trust Deed is designed to help a person suffering with a severe debt problem. However, not all debts are considered equal in the eye’s of the Insolvency Laws. [...]