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No, a Protected Trust Deed cannot be cancelled. Your creditors must abide by the terms of the Protected Trust Deed and accept what has been agreed, as must you. That means keeping up repayments as agreed at the outset. When the Protected Trust Deed is first set up, you will have plenty of input with your Trustee.
