How to set up if you have dept problems

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Alan @ BroomeAffinity replied

29 November 2015, 20:12
Depending on the extent of your financial problems, the only issue you're likely to encounter is getting a bank account. We send our clients in this position to CashPlus. They don't credit check. There's a fee and there are some conditions but it'll get you started at the very least.
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MPwannadecentincome replied

29 November 2015, 20:02
Are you asking about a Ltd Co? The whole idea is to separate out your personal finances from the Company finances, your personal debt has nothing to do with it. Have you spoken to an accountant yet - you might need one once you set up the Ltd Co. Good Luck!
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CppAnddotNET started a topic How to set up if you have dept problems

29 November 2015, 18:28
How to set up if you have dept problems

How is it best to set up a company if you have potential personal debt problems? (Without putting it in the name of my wife or something).

Is it possible to set it up so that it has negative value for example (Put some debt on it for example).

Should I try to own my actual company through another company?
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