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There are many subtle differences between the legal system in Scotland and that in England and Wales. One of these differences is the IVA.
The Scottish equivalent of an Individual Voluntary Arrangement is a Protected Trust Deed or PTD. In the same way as an IVA, when a Protected Trust Deed is accepted by your creditors, you are afforded legal protection from any further recovery action. This is why they call it Protected.
How does a Protected Trust Deed work?
Firstly, you'll need to speak to one of our Trust Deed advisors who will help you to compile a list of all of your creditors, how much you owe them and the amount you feel you can realistically pay towards your debt each month.
A trustee will now put a proposal to your lenders and administer the Protected Trust Deed. In much the same way as an IVA, a Protected Trust Deed will stop your creditors from taking legal action and ensure the interest and any charges on your debt are frozen.
Points to consider:
Advantages of a Protected Trust Deed:
| To find out more about Protected Trust Deeds and ways in which Harrington Brooks can assist you with your debt issues call one of our consultants today on 0800 0481 764. |