What happens when you get in touch
When you send us your details, your enquiry goes to LTD Turnaround. A member of our editorial desk reads what you have told us and reviews your situation, then replies to help you understand the appropriate next step. That may include explaining that speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner is the right route for your situation, and pointing you to how to find one, regulated by a recognised professional body, never an unregulated adviser or a debt-management firm. Getting in touch does not itself appoint a practitioner or create any professional engagement, with us or with anyone else. It is free, confidential and there is no obligation at any point.
What happens to your enquiry
- You tell us briefly what is happening with the company.
- Our editorial desk reviews it against the situation you described.
- We reply with what we think the right next step is, in plain terms.
- Where speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner looks right, we will say so and point you to one. Nothing formal happens without your agreement.
We do not currently pass your details to any Licensed Insolvency Practitioner or third party. Your enquiry is reviewed and replied to by our own editorial desk. We do not sell your data. See our privacy policy for how we handle your information.
What we will not do
- We will not pressure you, and speaking to a practitioner is always your choice.
- We will not claim to have made an introduction, or that a practitioner will contact you, unless that is genuinely what is happening.
- We will tell you when free help, such as StepChange or Citizens Advice, is the better answer.
Our conflict-of-interest disclosure
You should know who is behind this site. LTD Turnaround is operated by Best Business Loans Ltd (Companies House 16833937), a company that also operates business-finance comparison and broking services. We are open about that because it matters: a director in difficulty deserves to know we are not a neutral party with no other commercial interests.
Here is how we keep that interest from working against you. This site is about insolvency help, not lending, and we do not use your insolvency enquiry to push you into taking on new borrowing. Taking on more debt is rarely the right answer for a company that is already insolvent. If your situation turns out to be a fixable cash-flow gap rather than insolvency, any decision about finance is a separate one that you control, and we would say so plainly rather than steer you. This service is free to you; our how we are funded page sets out the full funding model.
The practitioners we may point you to
Where speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner is the right route for your situation, only a practitioner licensed and regulated by a recognised professional body (ICAEW, ICAS or the IPA) can legally act as a liquidator or administrator, and every one is listed on the Insolvency Service register, which you can check yourself before speaking to anyone. See our editorial standards and our accreditations for the detail.