Tamara Kennedy was recruited to once again reprise her role as lead ambassador for the Trust Deed Scotland® brand.

As Scotland’s leading Trust Deed company, it was important for us to choose the correct representative who appeals to people in Scotland from all walks of life.  Tamara has also worked for Sony, Boots, Fylbe, Royal Bank of Scotland, Co-op, Epson. The Royal Navy & The Scottish Police Force.

Our 2015 Trust Deed awareness campaign with Tamara Kennedy agreeing to again front the campaign as our figurehead.

With TrustDeedScotland.net it’s all about trust.

PPI claim and accident advice lawyers had been bombarding people with unsolicited calls and text messages for a number of years. Eventually, this spread into the debt advice industry where unscrupulous operators began to capitalise on people’s vulnerabilities here too.

The enviable reputation Trust Deed Scotland itself was building too became a target for these scammers, so must so – that we had to put out another campaign on TV to highlight this and emphasis the importance of trust.

Trust Deed Scotland launches its newest TV campaign featuring our recently trademarked Trust Deed Wizard tool.

Not only do we have the new Trust Deed Wizard tool to help everyone manage their debts but we adopt a new campaign tagline. For life after debt.

After much research and feedback from clients in recent years, we understood that many people saw our services as a lifesaving solution that provided light at the end of a tunnel.

The first ever Trust Deed awareness campaign seen on televisions was launched by Trust Deed Scotland.

Trust Deed Scotland had launched in 2009, after witnessing the impact the 2008 recession had on the lives of people in Scotland. Government funding had been cut and more families in Scotland had become victims of austerity measures launched to shore up the economy.

In an age of PPI miss-selling scandals, accident advice helpline, and door-to-door salespeople operating under non-regulated advice, it was clear that the right advice wasn’t being offered. People struggling with debt help were subject to cold calls, text messages, overseas call centers and few companies put the customers need first.

At Trust Deed Scotland, we set out with a vision to change that, and offer ethical advice. And late in 2010, we were able to realise our vision by taking our messages to television screens.