If you find that you need to access finance during the Protected Trust Deed that normally lasts four years, then you can still do this if you find your current vehicle is not reliable or is ten years or older and most lenders that will lend to you will more than likely be through Hire Purchase. As the Protected Trust Deed in Scotland is the most common debt solution in Scotland common car dealerships will have specific lenders that would offer this to people in a Protected Trust Deed but obviously, you would need to meet their criteria.

Should you choose to do this during the Protected Trust Deed you would need a confirmation letter before proceeding from your Insolvency Practitioner, who would do this if the car was unreliable or your car is ten years or older at the time of replacement and the payment was in a similar budget range to your previous car finance and was not over the top.

Should you have car finance whilst you are in the plan and it lasts the majority or the full time of the solution and be keen to know about whether or not you can get finance after you have been discharged from the Protected Trust Deed, then yes you can but as the Protected Trust Deed stays on your credit file for six years from when you start, if you get discharged after four years then the car finance will likely be of higher interest for a further two years until your credit file is clear of the debts and Protected Trust Deed.