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Universal Credit (UC), Housing Benefit, and the Council Tax Reduction Scheme are just three types of benefits in Scotland but what happens if you're in debt?

The Covid crisis has caused debt problems for thousands of people in Scotland. One common debt concern is car repayments. Read our car finance advice here.

Catalogue companies offer attractive payment terms, such as 0% interest and 'buy now pay later'. But what happens when catalogue spending spirals into debt?

The Scottish government introduced new measures to help people in debt due to coronavirus, extending the notice period for evictions and encouraging business creditors to offer help and support to their customers.

A good credit score opens up financial opportunities, such as the ability to buy things with borrowed money that's paid back over time. Find out more here.

Trust Deeds can be invaluable in helping Scots get out of debt, and avoid bankruptcy. Can a Trust Deed help solve huge credit card debts? Find out more.

If your wedding or event is cancelled or rescheduled due to Covid-19 restrictions, here's everything you need to know about your cancellation and refund rights.

What emergency help is available for people in Scotland while Universal Credit is stopped due to an investigation or dispute? Read more about debt solutions:

If you have been working from home in Scotland during the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic, you may be able to claim tax relief up to £6 per week, or more.

Personal debt advice and solutions for employees in Scotland at risk of unemployment after the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme/Furlough ends.

When you enter a personal insolvency process such as sequestration (Scottish bankruptcy) or a Trust Deed, you may be concerned about what happens if you’re ill and unable to work for a period of time.

Following the boom of mis-sold PPI pay-outs in recent years, this is a question that is cropping up more and more often.