A Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) can complete in one of two ways, either the final monthly repayment is made as per the original arrangement, or a lump-sum payment is made in order to satisfy the outst...
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When business debts begin to spiral out of control, action must be taken to address the root cause of the problems being faced and prevent any further losses being accrued. When a business is operated...
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If you are looking at ways to clear your debts in Scotland, you may be wondering whether it is possible to have some of your more unmanageable debts written off entirely.
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Benefit overpayments – even if they were caused due to an error by the DWP – are debts that need to be paid back just like any other.
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A Trust Deed can be a great way to manage personal debts which have spiralled out of control. As part of a Trust Deed you will be asked to make a monthly contribution towards your debts which will cov...
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Debt Arrangement Schemes do not have a fixed period. Instead, they are designed to be an affordable debt repayment option which gives individuals the time they need to clear their debts in Scotland.
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When it comes to debt, one of the major problems people face is the interest which is added to the outstanding balance.
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If you have aspirations of buying a home but have recently been in a Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS), the good news is that getting a mortgage after a DAS is possible. You may even be able to access a m...
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Getting out of debt is difficult enough at the best of times, but when you’re on a low income, it can feel like an uphill battle.
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A Trust Deed can be a viable alternative to sequestration for individuals in Scotland with unmanageable and unsecured debts of over £5,000.
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If you’re having difficulty paying your debts and have assets or a regular income, you may qualify for a Trust Deed.
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If your company is experiencing financial difficulties, it is important to determine the extent of the problems being faced so that a plan can be put in place to turn the situation around. One of your...
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Our Insolvency Practitioners are regulated by ICAS or the IPA and our firm is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
We have FCA authorisation for advice relating to Debt Arrangement Schemes and we are regulated by the ICAS and IPA when giving advice as an insolvency practitioner leading to our appointment in formal insolvency proceedings
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