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Announcing Carrington Deans Charity Partner for 2019
Carrington Dean are delighted to announce Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity as our partnered charity of the year for 2019! Each year, 173,000 babies, children, and ...
Should Scots be paying more towards their mortgages?
A new survey from Which?, the Consumer Association body, has found Scots are less likely to be making overpayments to their mortgages than ...
2019 Financial New Year’s Resolutions
It’s now 2019, the festive period is officially over and most people are back to work. Now is the time when we are ...
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Pregnancy: how can it affect your finances?
One of the most common reasons that people experience financial difficulties is because of changes in their circumstances. Of all the changes that ...
Five Tips to Avoid a Christmas Debt Hangover
Christmas should be a happy and festive time, but it is not for everyone. For some, it is a time of reflection, not ...
Local Authorities most likely to use Sheriff Officers
New statistics produced by the Scottish Government have revealed that Scottish Local Authorities are more likely to arrest the wages and
Staying out of debt on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
They’ve always been smart: the marketers, the advertisers, the manufacturers and the sellers of all things beautiful, knowing just how to eke ...
Can Debt Be Written Off In Old Age?
The Scottish Parliament has passed new legislation to update and clarify when debts in Scotland are written off because of old age. The ...
Rising Rent Arrears Blamed on Universal Credit
Citizen Advice Scotland (CAS) has published a new report that says the overwhelming factor behind the 47% increase they have seen in ...
My wages have been arrested: Frequently Asked Questions.
Wage arrestments, or as they are properly known, earning arrestments, are carried out in Scotland by sheriff officers. An Earnings Arrestment Order (EAO) ...
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