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Hi SH1589, The short answer is yes. However, you may need to engage with the Trustee to ensure this can be done smoothly. They will not discharge yo...

Hi smit0310, That's great news that you're at the end of your Trust Deed, and I totally get why you don't want to take any chances right at the last...

Hi Hamish1205, Following the successful completion of a Trust Deed, there should be no restrictions on you either becoming self employed or setting ...

Hi Jim2007, Sorry to hear about your situation. You'll hopefully get the right help and support here, but you may also need to speak to someone dire...

Hi DCAM, i can't talk from the point of view of having had a Trust Deed, but I have had SC clearance before. My limited knowledge of this area is that...

@rmmt1 Hi Rmmt1! Not been a lot of activity on the forum recently, so looks like your question's gone unanswered. How are you getting on? Have you now...

Hi Hamish 1205, The general consensus is to contact your creditors. They are obliged to support you in having the debts removed, now that the Trust ...

Hi Jellytot75, We see lots of different scenarios play out here. The general advice is to contact the creditors and ask them to remove the debts as ...

Hi DCAM, Sorry to hear you're having to leave your current role. The best thing to do is explain the situation to your Trustee. You can't be expecte...

Hi Hamish1205, Firstly, congratulations on completing your Trust Deed. On your question, once you receive the formal discharge letter, I am not aw...

Hi Cemcr90, I can understand how frustrating that must be. I think the advice from your trustee is correct. However you could try engaging with the cr...

Hi Mariokart, that sounds like an unfair impact given your proactiveness in dealing with things. Hopefully somebody can contribute who can give you so...

Hi ptdfan, Fantastic to hear you've completed your Trust Deed, congratulations! Also great to get good feedback on your Trustee, Harper McDermott. I...

Hi Patton94, Sorry for the delay in anyone getting back to you. I believe your research is correct. You shouldn't be asked to make a contribution f...

Hi RMMT1, You're right to be cautious of the impact of the decision you make. From the sound of it, you're still absent some information from your T...