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Should a creditor decide to take court action against you to recoup the money they are owed they may do this through what is known as the ‘simple procedure’.
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Part of the debt enforcement procedure in Scotland involves the sending out of official enforcement notices to debtors. An enforcement notice can be sent by post, email or fax, or be delivered by hand...
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As part of Scotland’s Financial Health Service, Scottish people in debt are obliged to obtain advice from an approved money advisor prior to entering insolvency processes such as the Debt Arrangemen...
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Debt seems to be a way of modern day life. For some things in life, such as buying a home or paying for a university education, taking on debt and paying this off in instalments may be the only way of...
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When you’re in debt and don’t know which way to turn, obtaining reliable and up-to-date advice is crucial.
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When you are experiencing financial trouble, however temporary, it is important to divide your debts into priority and non-priority payments. Priority debts include mortgage or rent payments, utility...
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When you’re struggling to repay debt it’s difficult to know how to deal with debt collectors, particularly if they take an aggressive approach. Find out more.
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If a creditor is taking you to court in Scotland, the initial notification will be a writ or summons. This document should include details of your creditor, the amount owed, name of the court, and wha...
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New pension regulations introduced in 2015 completely changed the way you can access your pension, and opened up what was previously a limited range of options. Some people choose to pay off debt with...
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Quickly clearing your debts allows you to take control of your financial situation and start saving for the future.
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Diligence against earnings is a collective term for the ways creditors can deduct money directly from your salary in order to enforce the payment of a debt. The three methods are: earnings arrestment,...
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Council tax is a charge levied on residential property and payable to the local council. While some properties are exempt from paying council tax, most households must factor this bill into their mont...
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