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(@weakwilled)
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Can someone give me some advice please. My husband and I are talking about the possibility and ever increasing likelihood of going into a Trust Deed. However, our car is at a stage of needing replaced and I was wondering if we would be 'allowed' to get a newer one on a finance agreement, that would not have to be taken into account when setting up the Trust Deed? The car is needed for my work.


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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If you took a car on HP then as long as the repayments are reasonable there should be no problem in continuing with the arrangement within a trust deed. It is possible that the finance compnay could choose to terminate the agreement if you subsequently entered a trust deed, and I have seen it happen, but it is quite unusual.

Are you sure that you would still be able to afford enough to fund trust deeds after taking on a car? Bear in mind that if you both have debts or have joint debts then you may be looking at two trust deeds as you cannot do one joint one.

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Mark McFadyen
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Hi weakwilled

Kevin is correct, but I would add please be carefull of the type of finance agreement to ensure its hp, lease etc and not finance which could become a claim in the trust deed.

The normal rules apply, if you need transport to get to work, to earn money, to pay the contribution.

Mark

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(@weakwilled)
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Thanks guys, much appreciated.


   
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