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Blue Monday Highlights Debt Problems In UK
This week started off with ‘Blue Monday’, the third Monday in January, named so because it is said to be one of the most depressing days of the year. The post-Christmas blues start get us down, topped off with a helping of all the credit card bills flooding in. The struggling economy…
Homeowners Repaying More Debt Than Ever Before
Figures published by the British Bankers’ Association show that UK homeowners paid more towards their mortgages in May than ever before. This record breaking net repayment saw £73 million more repaid than borrowed. Although not all debt repayments broke records in May, mortgages were…
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Why a Trust Deed?
Trust Deeds are a new form of legislation from the Scottish government which aids Scots in their fight to clear their debt. The option is much better than bunkruptcy or an IVA, in that, the end of your three year term, you can start applying for finance with no adverse effect on your credit history. Many people in Scotland have found Trust Deeds to be a life changing experience. Many are hundreds of pounds better off every month and can testify to this legal process that has saved them from bankruptcy.
How can your trust deed service be free?
Simple. Your creditors are actually desperate for you money, and most will happily settle on a smaller amount than get nothing at all. With our arrangement, your creditors will pay us a small fee to get things up and running while giving them 30% of what they're due every month. For most creditors during the financial crisis, the terms in a scottish trust deed are good. Many businesses have been struggling during this tough period, so most are willing to settle for less.
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For expert Scottish debt help and a proper solution to your financial problems. Give Scotland Trust Deed a call on 0141 255 0140. We have dedicated trust deed avisers awaiting your call.
