TrustDeedScotland

As seen on STV, Trust Deed Scotland are one of the leading Trust Deed introducers and provide ethical debt advice to thousands of Scottish based residents. But who are we and what do we do?

Many ethical debt companies suggest that you get impartial debt advice from a registered debt charity, including the leading trust deed introducer Trust Deed Scotland.

What if I was to tell you that there is a way of paying off debt in Scotland without further borrowing, is that something that you might be interested in?

All across Scotland, the rising cost of living and after effects of the recession are taking their toll and many more families are falling into financial difficulties. While help is available to help people repay their debts using government legislation in the form of Trust Deeds, Debt Arrangement Schemes and Sequestration undoubtedly there are a number of people who may consider their debt problem to be so severe that they should moving abroad and starting afresh.

The City of Glasgow is deep within a debt abyss and is looking at an insolvency increase according to information produced by the Accountant in Bankruptcy.

The leading Trust Deed introducer Trust Deed Scotland understands that research by Go Compare has shown that only one in four adults in the UK will leave their dependents clear of all debts and with a lump sum of capital when they pass away.

As trust deed introducers owned and operated in Scotland, Trust Deed Scotland are proud to be able to serve Scotland and the Scottish people with confidential debt help and assistance and have already given similar advice to thousands of our compatriots this year.

Trust Deed Scotland can reveal that the Account in Bankruptcy have released a report showing information on Debt Arrangement Schemes, the growing alternative route of debt management in Scotland. A staggering £100m is currently being repaid to creditors through DPPs (Debt Payment Plans) as offered through the Debt Arrangement Scheme.

Trust Deed Scotland can reveal that research by the UK life insurers Sun Life demonstrated that in the UK today, end-of-life costs have increased to an average of £7,248 – a rise of 20% since 2007 and more than £400 since 2010.

Trust Deed Scotland, the leading independent Scottish based introducer of Scottish Trust Deeds can report that the Illegal Money Lending Team for England, Scotland and Wales have launched an online campaign to encourage victims of loan sharks to seek help.