When a company is under real financial pressure, it rarely feels like there's a way through. There usually is — and acting early means more of it stays open. Start with a calm, confidential conversation.
This is a worrying time, and you don't have to face it alone. The first conversation is private and free.
Tell us what's happening in your own words. We'll explain what each option means for you.
A few plain questions about your situation. Leave your details for a discreet call back.
There is rarely one answer. We help you see all the routes — the formal work is handled by a licensed partner.
A few details, in confidence.
A private call — we listen first.
Every route explained plainly.
You choose, in your own time.
It depends on whether the business can be saved. Options range from restructuring and a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) to administration, or — where a company can't continue — a managed liquidation. The right route depends on your situation, which is what the review is for.
Usually a limited company's debts are the company's, not yours — but personal guarantees, certain director duties and some tax matters can change that. We'll explain where you stand and how to protect your position. Acting early usually means more protection, not less.
Yes. Your first conversation is private and carries no obligation. Nothing is filed or made public because you asked for advice — taking a quiet look at your options is a responsible step, and it stays between us.
The initial review is free. If formal insolvency work is the right path, it's carried out by a licensed partner, Begbies Traynor, and any costs are explained clearly before anything begins. No surprises.
Quickly — and if you're facing a creditor demand, a winding-up petition or pressure from HMRC, the sooner the better. Early advice usually means more options stay open.
Leave your email. We'll arrange a discreet, no-obligation call to talk through your options.