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Freeze interest and charges, stop hassle from your creditors and be debt free in 36 months with a Trust Deed in Scotland…

What is a Trust Deed?
A Trust Deed is a formal agreement between you and your creditors to pay back what you can afford towards your debts. They are an extremely powerful and legal tool to help you back on the road to financial stability. A Trust Deed is designed for people who have taken out too much debt and are struggling to meet their monthly repayments. The usually repayment period for a Trust Deed is 36 months (3 years). You will be required to pay a set amount per month for the 36 month period, after that your creditors are legally obliged to write off any remaining debts.

Are interest and charges frozen?
Yes. Once you have entered into a Trust Deed all interest and charges are frozen and no legal action will be taken against you.

How much does it cost to setup?
Nothing. Trust Deeds are designed to get you out of debt, not to increase it! Any fees incurred by the Trust Deed Company are charged directly to your creditors.

How long does it take to set up?
Most Trust Deeds usually take between 2-4 weeks to be drafted. They are then passed to your creditors for approval which can take up to 2 weeks. Once the Trust Deed is setup your creditors are LEGALLY NOT ALLOWED to contact you by any means and you will no longer have to deal with them anymore. You simply make the arranged payment to your Trust Deed Company for the set period (usually 36 months), once this has expired any remaining debts are written off and you walk away debt free.

How do I apply?
Simply fill out the form here and see if you qualify. If you do qualify, based on the information you have provided, we will recommend the most appropriate company that matches your criteria to help you. That company will then contact you and go through your situation and explain everything in detail.

Note: All the companies we recommend are licensed and registered with the Office of Fair Trading so you can rest assured your situation will be dealt with professionally.