It is entirely normal and nothing to be concerned about. Historically creditors received a single dividend payout at the end of the Trust Deed term. It is not like a debt management plan or Debt Payment Programme under DAS where creditors are paid monthly.

More recently dividends are now required to be paid out by Trustees on the 2 year point and six-monthly thereafter if there is sufficient funds in the account to allow a dividend of over 5p in the £ to be paid.

Any worries or problems I would always recommend contacting your case administrator in the first instance.

Hi Jroger,

Voice of Reason is correct previously before legislation changed creditors received their dividend at the end of the Trust Deed after all the Trustees fees and expenses were paid.
With the recent legislation changes Creditors would only receive a dividend if there were enough funds to pay 5p in the £ at the 24 month stage and 6 monthly thereafter, therefore I wouldn't be worried they haven't received any payments yet, your latest form 4 will tell you what p in the £ your creditors should expect at the end.

If you are concerned at all about the progress of your Trust Deed, I would advise you to contact your Trustee.