IFA chooses The Debt Advisor

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The Debt Advisor has been selected by Chorley-based Independent Financial Adviser (IFA), Anne Wray, to offer non-lending solutions to its clients.

The informal arrangement will see the Manchester-based debt management company extend its range of personal non-lending solutions to Anne Wray’s national client base of around 1,500 members of the clergy and their families.

Bev Budsworth, managing director of The Debt Advisor, said: “It’s great to be working closely with such a well respected IFA firm. This new arrangement will see Anne Wray endorsing our products and services to its extensive client base of church members and their families who have run into financial difficulties. It’s really encouraging to see more and more IFAs being really proactive and increasing their product ranges to include more non-lending solutions – we look forward to working with them.””

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