In many cases sequestration doesn’t affect a person’s job, and you may be able to carry on working with no adverse effects on your current or future employment situation.
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Entering a Trust Deed or Sequestration (Bankruptcy) will be recorded on the Register of Insolvencies which is publicly accessible, including these details.
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Getting personal loans after a bankruptcy discharge can be a problem because your credit file will be adversely affected by the insolvency.
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Sequestration is the Scottish term for bankruptcy, and is often seen as a last resort by those in personal debt.
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Being discharged from sequestration represents a key moment in becoming debt-free, and signifies the beginning of an improved financial situation.
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Despite optimistic reports that the economic situation is improving, sequestration levels remain high in Scotland when compared with pre-recession statistics.
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When you enter sequestration, your assets are placed in the control of a Trustee who will seek to realise as much money as possible from them in order to pay your creditors.
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The nature of sequestration means that your husband or wife’s assets are placed under the control of a trustee.
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Following the boom of mis-sold PPI pay-outs in recent years, this is a question that is cropping up more and more often.
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