Free insolvency advice - what's available and where to get it
Cost should never be the reason a director delays taking insolvency advice - because the genuinely useful first conversation is free from most reputable sources, including us.
What our free consultation covers
An initial conversation with one of our licensed practitioners - by phone, at our Manchester office, or at your premises - covering your company's position, the full range of options, and an honest view of which apply.
No obligation follows, and a meaningful share of callers need no formal process at all - they leave with a plan built on Time to Pay, restructuring, or simply better information.
Fees only ever arise if the company appoints us to a formal process, quoted in writing first - see how practitioner fees work.
Other free sources worth knowing
Business Debtline - the charity providing free debt advice to small business owners and the self-employed.
Citizens Advice - general guidance, particularly where personal and business finances are entangled.
GOV.UK and the Insolvency Service - authoritative process guidance and the public register for verifying any practitioner.
Your accountant - often the first professional to see the signs, though formal insolvency appointments require a licensed IP.
The caution that comes with "free"
Some heavily advertised "free advice" services are lead brokers - free because your details are the product, sold to whichever firm pays.
The test is simple: ask whether you're speaking to a named, licensed insolvency practitioner, and check them on the register - with us, you are, from the first call.
Call 0333 023 5090 - free, confidential, and directly with an ICAEW-licensed IP.
InsolvencySupport.co.uk is operated by Xeinadin Corporate Recovery Limited (company no. 11415156), 8th Floor, 100 Barbirolli Square, Manchester M2 3BD. Our insolvency practitioners are licensed and regulated by the ICAEW.
This page is intended for general information purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or professional advice. Always take advice from a licensed insolvency practitioner about your specific position.