DAS

We provide an overview of the AiB official statistics reporting statutory debt solutions and company insolvencies in Scotland for the third quarter of the financial year 2022-23.

Changes to the Bankruptcy and Debt Arrangement Scheme Regulations come into force on 6th February 2023 to reflect significant increases in the cost of living.

In November 2022, UK credit card debt rocketed to its highest monthly level since 2004. In Scotland, the Debt Arrangement Scheme is an ideal way to counter the cost of credit card debt if it becomes a problem.

As Scottish debt advice specialists, we're asked questions about debt solutions on a daily basis. From questions about Trust Deeds in Scotland to fees on debt solutions, check out our personal debt FAQs on TikTok.

In these challenging times, more people are finding themselves unable to secure a remortgage to clear their debts. Their credit ratings have been adversely affected due to financial struggles caused by the pandemic, so are looking for alternatives to deal with their debts. We look at one option.

It’s common to feel fed-up in the new year. The Christmas buzz has faded and the weather is probably wet and cold. So here are some suggestions to help you to beat the blues and bring some joy into your January.  

Personal debt expert Ian Brown discusses the latest Scottish Government debt statistics. Financial support packages to help people through the pandemic have resulted in a sharp decline in applications of certain debt solutions. However, an increase in DAS cases could signify the start of a worrying trend.

The Scottish Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) continues to rise in popularity despite personal insolvencies falling during the pandemic.

With the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB) have announced a further temporary change to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS). Called ‘The Low and Grow’ approach, it allows debtors to start repaying their debts through DAS at a lower rate, increasing once circumstances improve.