Money Solvers a UK independent financial solutions centre is expanding and re-locating offices to Keighley, Managing Directors Richard Wilson and James Smith set up their own personal finance company, helping people with big debts to sort out their money matters.
Richard has a wide field of experience in Debt Solutions including working at one of the largest PLC’s in the UK, Richard’s role as Director saw him merging a prestige company from London to Manchester and along the way had working relations with James Smith, they saw a gap within the market for a “Money Supermarket”
MoneySolvers works with a panel of brokers, lenders and independent financial advisors (IFAs) to which they can recommend their clients. Included within our panel are some of the largest debt solutions companies in the UK. The move, which is expected to create 100 jobs over the coming months, is part of the firm's drive to expand its brand and marketing capabilities.
MoneySolvers Managing Director Richard Wilson said: "Acquiring new larger premises is fantastic news for MoneySolvers. We have been looking at expanding operations for some time and have been impressed with our success to date."
One of MoneySolvers partners Debt Line in Bournemouth part of the Richmond Group said: "Being part of the MoneySolvers panel of solutions gives me further confidence and support to develop the Debt Line service. We have been working closely with MoneySolvers offering financial solutions to their clients for sometime now”
It is a growing trend that people are overspending. At some point they have to stop and see what their options are to get on the path to normality.
Pick up any news paper or turn on the news and you will see the UK recession has made its mark on Mr & Mrs average and with the increase in job loss throughout the UK people need a friendly helpful person at the end of the line to point them in the right direction rather than trying to wade through confusing sites. It’s no surprise when you look at the fact there are approximately 1,300 different credit cards that are available today compared with only one in 1971. The average credit card limit is £3,000 although some people have cards with limits of more
