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Is a Trust Deed Right For You?

In Scotland and in debt? Struggling to meet minimum payments? Is a Trust Deed the answer? Get your free Debt Solution Report, or you can call us right now (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) on 0141 447 0247

Scotland Trust Deeds’ 60-second report explains why a Trust Deed, sequestration, or other options can help you clear your debt.

  • No minimum debt limit – Whatever you owe, if you are unable to repay your debt in full, a trust deed may be an option.
  • Write off up to 90% of your unsecured debts – Depending on your circumstances and the deal agreed with creditors, you could find the vast majority of your debt is written off.
  • Pay no up-front fees – The expert advice we give is completely FREE and without obligation. If a Trust Deed could be the answer to your debt problem, you won’t have to worry about further bills.
  • Stop demands – Once creditors have been notified of your Trust Deed, collection letters & phone calls will stop immediately.

Solve Your Financial Problems With a Trust Deed (Scotland)

If you’re tired of wrestling with your finances, you could be literally one click away from turning the fight in your favour.

So what is a Trust Deed? It is a Government-approved scheme – legislated for by the Bankruptcy (Scot.) Act 1985 – designed to allow anyone struggling with debt in Scotland to reduce the amount they owe.

It really is as simple as that. There is no catch; only an agreed, affordable, three-year repayment term, during which you pay WHAT YOU CAN, not WHAT YOU OWE.

So if you’re sick of struggling, get in touch today to see whether getting out of debt with a Trust Deed is the right move.

Example

Current Monthly
Payments: £435

  • Creditor A
    £4500
  • Creditor B
    £2400
  • Creditor C
    £2100
  • Creditor D
    £950
  • Creditor E
    £850

Your new payment

36 months

Total debt £10800
Total repaid £5400
Debt Written Off 50%

£150

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In debt? Watch our video…

 
 

Our short video clip explains about a Scottish Trust Deed and how it could help you. If you have unsecured debts of £8000 or more, you may qualify for a Scottish Trust Deed, in which case you could have up to 90% of your debts written off.

Find out more by reading "What is a Trust Deed"

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Quick Facts

  • No set up fees for Trust Deeds
  • Stop creditors contacting you
  • Prevent any legal action
  • Freeze interest & charges

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ScotlandTrustDeeds.co.uk, Registration No.05588842
Consumer Credit Licence Number: 0580960
ScotlandTrustDeeds.co.uk is a registered trading name of Money Debt & Credit Ltd
Registered Office: M D & C House, 45 Clarendon Road, Watford, WD17 1SZ

The team at ScotlandTrustDeeds.co.uk are specialists in consumer debt consolidation and repair. Based on each individuals’ circumstances, we endeavour to explore and explain all available options and to arrange the best possible solution in each case. These options may include a Trust Deed, Debt Management Plan, Sequestration (Bankruptcy), DAS (Debt Arrangement Scheme), LILA (Low Income, Low Asset), or other potential solutions. ScotlandTrustDeeds.co.uk is part of the Money Debt & Credit Group and, if appropriate, may refer you to Money Debt & Credit Ltd, KPMG, Grant Thornton or other organisations, subject to your express consent.