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In Scotland, thousands of residents of cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness and Aberdeen are taking advantage of Scottish government legislation designed to help them repay personal unsecured debts.
Known as a Trust Deed, the Scottish equivalent of an IVA, this form to debt remedy has helped many people to get their finances back on track.
If you live in Dundee, Dunfermline, Falkirk, Perth or Oban you may also be eligible for a Trust Deed as long as you have lived in Scotland for over six months. You must also owe over ten thousand pounds to unsecured creditors and be aware of the consequences of utilising personal insolvency as a way of managing your finances.
A leading introducer of the Scottish Trust Deed is known as Trust Deed Scotland. You may have seen a television advertisement for the organisation on regional Scottish television and radio.
The Glasgow based company are an independent introducer and work tirelessly to provide the people of Scotland with prospect of a debt free life without the need for further borrowing, without the need for further loans or credit checks. If you are eligible, you can clear your burden in a typical period of thirty-six months.
Furthermore for those who qualify for a Protected Trust Deed, the Glasgow based Trust Deed introducer do not charge assessment fees or any other hidden administration fees and have a network of Trustees who can travel throughout Scotland to meet with you. This means that regardless of your location – from Gretna to Wick. From Galashiels to Fort William there is real hope that you can speak to someone in person.
To assess if you are in a position to use Trust Deeds to clear your financial liabilities then it is advisable to speak to a consultant who can give advice on not only Trust Deeds but alternative solutions such as debt arrangement schemes or sequestration (the Scottish equivalent of bankruptcy.)
To find out if Trust Deeds are the answer to your debt questions, ask Trust Deed Scotland and learn about true freedom from multiple credit card and loan arrears. Many thousands of people in Scotland have this year annihilated their debts in this manner.