Covid 19 Coronavirus

The Scottish Parliament have agreed to extend coronavirus temporary measures until 31 March 2021, offering greater access to personal debt solutions and protection for individuals in financial difficulty during Covid-19.

The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in the Scottish justice system to restrict the amount of business entering the courts to comply with public health guidance to control the spread of the Covid-19 virus.

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.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, mortgage lenders have expanded access to mortgage payment holidays for customers experiencing financial difficulty.

Coronavirus has caused severe financial difficulty for people in Scotland and around the UK, with job losses and ill health creating sudden and devastating loss of income.

The devastating economic effects of COVID-19 have created severe financial problems on an individual and household level, and mortgage payment holidays have been crucial in preventing widespread home repossessions.

The economic impact of coronavirus continues to cause serious financial difficulty for people in Scotland, creating rising debt levels and severe uncertainty for the future.

The coronavirus crisis is causing serious financial problems across society, and many people are struggling to keep up with repayments on mortgages, rent, credit cards, and other day-to-day liabilities.

New legislation brought in by the Scottish government provides much-needed protection from landlords chasing for payment of rent, with new rules delaying their ability to take eviction proceedings.

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme was introduced to support employee wages, and prop up the economy as we battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

The coronavirus crisis is having a devastating effect on incomes, and the ability to pay household and utility bills.

The covid-19 pandemic has created serious financial difficulties for employers and their staff, with many businesses having to make employee redundancies despite government intervention and support.