New SME business support service launched

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The Debt Advisor has launched a new business support service, designed to help SMEs survive and grow in the current economic climate.

The firm says its new service – The Business Advisor – brings together a range of specialist advisers to help businesses at all stages in their lifecycle – from setting up a business, funding for growth and advice on how to avoid business failure.

Bev Budsworth, managing director of The Debt Advisor, said: “In our 11 years of assisting individuals and businesses with debt advice

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