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(@amorphous)
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Hi,
How long does a IP typically hold your details and data for after a trust deed is completed?


   
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(@wildchild)
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Seems like well over 14 years makes y wonder if it's allowed with all this new data protection


   
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(@tda-debt-adviser)
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Hi amorphous.

Firms will have their own policies on this.

Many firms will have reviewed these policies in the run up to GDPR being introduced recently.

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(@ramona11)
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I recently contacted mine to get details of old accounts I had in a trustdeed from 2006. In that case I was glad they had the information!

Still I can see why it might be concerning.


   
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(@sharon-toal)
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Amorphous

Under the previous data protection legislation, an individual was able to hold data if is had a reason to do so. There are many reasons a trustee is required to hold data - tax purpose, to document decision process etc.

Under new GDPR rules, I suspect many IP firms are reviewing data retention and coming up with a plan to destroy data they do not have a reason to hold.

hope this helps

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