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An Earnings Arrestment Order (EAO) allows the court to collect money from your wages in order to repay debts that you owe. These payments are deducted from your monthly salary until your debt is paid...
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Scottish trust deeds offer a way out from serious debt, and the chance to rebuild your financial life once the trust deed term has ended. They’re a debt solution that’s only available to residents...
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If you finding it difficult to repay one or more of your creditors, and need more time to consider your options without the threat of legal action, you can now apply to the Accountant in Bankruptcy (A...
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In choosing the best loan for you, consideration should be given to a number of factors, including the loan term, interest rate and your borrowing limits. Although you’ll probably have an idea of th...
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The Scottish Debt Arrangement Scheme, or DAS, is a debt solution that allows you to pay off unsecured debts without having to declare insolvency.
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Because it’s highly addictive, gambling on even a small scale can turn into an addiction that takes over your life. The fact that it’s also easily accessible online now only serves to exacerbate t...
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Problem debt does not happen overnight. What may start as a niggling worry over how you are going to meet your next monthly payment, can quickly escalate into sleepless nights, and unfortunately for s...
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The Payment Protection Insurance scandal of recent years has led to hundreds of thousands of people making claims for compensation relating to financial products they were mis-sold.
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Entering a Trust Deed or Sequestration (Bankruptcy) will be recorded on the Register of Insolvencies which is publicly accessible, including these details.
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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?
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Scotland has a number of formal debt solutions that can help you deal with a difficult financial situation.
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Inhibition in Scotland is a type of ‘diligence’ or debt enforcement that involves obtaining an order of the court. It protects creditors’ rights to be repaid should property or land owned by the...
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