Protected Trust Deeds in Scotland
A Protected Trust Deed in Scotland is the Scottish equivalent of an IVA in England.
- A Scottish Trust Deed has a maximum fixed repayment period of 36 months
- Trust Deeds protect from court action and this is guaranteed by creditors.
Your Trust Deed will be recorded on your credit file. This means that you will not be able to take further unsecured borrowing whilst your Trust Deed is in place.
During the proposal of your Trust Deed, you may be requested to release available equity from any property that you own to increase the overall Trust Deed settlement offer to your creditors.
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