Trust Deed Forum

Welcome mel79. To add to David's comments, the Edinburgh Gazette wasn't used to advertise that trust deeds had become protected. An advert was p...

Hi Cal. The only exception would be, possibly, if you were financially linked on your credit reports. That would probably only occur if you'd ha...

Thanks BLUETHUNDER. So, just to confirm, when you entered the trust deed you expected to pay over this estimated sum and expected that would be ach...

Hi BLUETHUNDER. I've been thinking about this a little more and have had the chance to ask a couple of senior people about it on the telephone toda...

Hi BLUETHUNDER. I can totally see why you would want to protect your kids, their home and your future. It's probably only fair to you to make su...

That's good all around. Problem sorted!

From reading your posts BLUETHUNDER I thought the offer of a £15000 payment was one made to you if you were able to find a third party to step in a pa...

Hi BLUETHUNDER. I hope you don't do that and that you're joking with us. If not, please reach out for some support (family, friend, doctor) as soon...

Hello Chillypink. The threshold that applies in trust deeds currently is a valuation figure of £3,000. You may want to confirm the position rega...

Hi Garfield1030. We haven't heard from huge numbers of people that found a trust deed was a major impediment to finding work. Having said that, ...

Hello Nemo1. That's an easy type of mistake to make. As you may already be well aware, because the debt originates from after the date that your...

Another reason maybe to take out a long fixed mortgage* *not mortgage advice!

It's taken a little longer than expected to get it online, but here's more on the subject of the MMR, affordability and mortgages: (Link Removed 20...

Hi again. It certainly sounds as though your redundancy pay has been made up of a number of different elements from the comments of others, rather ...

Hi again. Something doesn't feel quite right about the current explanation, but it's always tough to be 100% sure without all of the facts. I'd ...