Voluntary Trust Deeds Scotland – Help with Scottish Financial Difficulties

If you are struggling to repay debt and live in Scotland, you are not alone.

According to official figures in the financial year of 2010/2011, 7,980 people used a Protected Trust Deed in Scotland to clear their debts and in the first quarter of 2011 almost 2,000+ people had also used one to clear their debts.

These figures do not take into account other forms of debt repayment such as Debt Arrangement Schemes and Sequestration.

As seen on STV, Trust Deed Scotland are a leading introducer and provide debt advice to people in Scotland who need help resolving their financial difficulties.

A Trust Deed is a voluntary action that uses government legislation to clear debts and allows a person to become debt free in a typical period of 36 months. After the period of repayment has ended, any unsecured debt will then be written off.

You can write off up to 90% of your debts and get your finances back on track.

This form of legislation is not a loan and with Trust Deed Scotland, you do not need to pay any setup fees.

Quite importantly, you will repay back only what you can afford.

You can keep your house and car with a Trust Deed. Conditions may apply and you may have to release equity.

As a Scottish company based in Glasgow, the company ethos is to provide ethical debt advice and a first-class customer experience to residents in Scotland.

As a provider of ethical debt advice, not only do we advise you on the positives and negatives of using a Trust Deed in Scotland but we will also explain alternative solutions to resolving your debts.

Any advice provided is completely confidential, without obligation and will not cost you a penny.

Applying for Trust Deed does not mean that you will never get credit again. While it is true that you will not be able to take out further credit for the duration of your arrangement and for a number of years afterwards, it is possible to rebuild your credit history with careful planning and credit repair techniques.

Trust Deed Scotland will not sell to you. Obtaining help to resolve personal finances is a voluntary commitment and the decision to proceed with legislation used to clear unsecured debt in Scotland is also similarly voluntary, however there may be more suitable methods of clearing debt which you should look at before investigating a Trust Deed.

No one should ever be pushed into applying for ANY type of debt management and as such, we only employ experienced money advisers, not Sales People!

Bear in mind that should you not be able to keep up the repayment of your debt repayment plan over the agreed duration of the agreement, your home may be at risk and/or you are in danger of being sequestrated (Made bankrupt).

To find out if you qualify or if you like to learn more about what can be done for you, you can call Trust Deed Scotland on 0141 221 0999.

Unsecured DebtsThis includes unsecured loans, credit cards, council tax arrears, bank overdrafts etc.

Note - student loans cannot be included in a Trust Deed.
Net IncomeThis is your monthly take home pay including any other income

Example
Take home pay £1200
Child tax credit £200
Total net income £1400
ExpenditureThis includes all rent or mortgage payments and all other fixed outgoings that you pay each month.

Excluding your payments for your unsecured debt.
Nearest CityWe have a network of Trust Deed providers throughout Scotland

Your location will help us recommend the best providers.
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