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(@pipsaholic)
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Hello,

If your home is mortgaged and you go onto a trust deed will the creditors be expecting to take all of your house value equity to repay your debts? What happens if you're under 55 going into a TD as equity is only paid out after aged 55+?

Also, is your car at risk of being sold due to a trust deed? What if your on car finance scheme?

Thanks.


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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Whatever equity is available is expected to be paid across in a Trust Deed. Therefore if your home has a lot of equity then a trust deed may not be the appropriate solution - as you say, there may not be a way to release the funds without selling the house, so if this is not something you want to do then a different alternative may be better (eg DAS).

Usually, equity will be gathered in without selling a house by the individual making extra payments after the 4-year mark, or by a family member/friend making payments into the trust deed in lieu of the equity, or a combination of both.

Do you have a car on finance, pipsaholic? What are the terms (ie type of finance, amount of payments etc)?

By the way, you should feel free to contact us by telephone too if you like, pipsaholic. You are obviously keen to try and get a detailed understanding of the ins and outs of various scenarios under a Protected Trust Deed - so you might find it more useful to have a proper chat?

Scottish Debt Solutions Expert - Ask me for help setting up a Scottish Trust Deed or Debt Arrangement Scheme plan.


   
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