Debt advice for residents of Scotland

Gregory Pennington were one of the first companies to offer debt advice to UK residents with financial difficulties. Since 1993, we have devoted ourselves to understanding each of our customers as an individual, so we can identify the solution that meets their needs exactly.

Our highly trained advisers have the knowledge and experience to answer your questions. Once they have spoken to you and discussed your situation, they will be able to recommend the best way forward.

The debt solutions available to you include:

• Trust Deeds
• Debt management
• Debt consolidation remortgages
• Debt consolidation loans
• Bankruptcy (or sequestration)

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Trust Deeds for Scottish residents

Unlike our other debt solutions, a Trust Deed is only available in Scotland. As a legally binding agreement between yourself and your creditors, it can only be set up by licensed Insolvency Practitioners such as ourselves.

With a Trust Deed, you agree to pay back as much as you can realistically afford for a fixed period (usually 36 months). Once accepted your creditors agree not to take any action against you is considered 'protected', which means neither you nor your creditors can change the terms agreed. Maintain your payments and any outstanding liability for debt will expire at the same time as the Trust Deed itself.

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