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Trust Deeds:

How do I enter into a trust deed?

Initiating a trust deed involves entering into a formal agreement wherein you provide the Trustee (a licensed insolvency practitioner) with the details of your debt - how much and to whom you owe money. If a voluntary contribution from surplus income is agreed by both parties you will pay a mutually acceptable sum on a monthly basis (after allowable living expenses). This will then be utilised to pay a dividend to your creditors at which point the Trustee will seek his Discharge and you will receive yours. It may be that you have Title / Joint Title to a property and have a access to a third party, ie: Spouse, who can settle the equity position in the property over a period acceptable to all parties.


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SEQUESTRATION
What is sequestration?
How long will I be sequestrated?
What are the consequences of sequestration?
What is apparent insolvency?
Will I lose my home if I am sequestrated?

TRUST DEED
What is a trust deed?
How do I enter into a trust deed?
How long does a trust deed last?
How long does it take to arrange a trust deed?
What are the advantages of a trust deed?

REMORTGAGE
Do I have to be a home owner to apply for a remortgage?
What are the steps involved in remortgaging?
How long does all this take to complete?
Will I have any money left at all after I have
remortgaged and repaid my debts?


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