About Bridgestones

Bridgestones is one of the North West’s leading providers of personal and corporate debt solutions.

Our advisers cover the whole country in order to discuss suitable financial solutions with you, face to face where appropriate, in order that the best possible advice can be given to each situation.

Our staff have many years experience in dealing with ever-expanding personal debt problems and economic issues that affect companies.

Our advisors will be sympathetic to your situation and guide you through the various alternatives that are available to you, in order that the best solution can be achieved for you and your creditors.

 
 
 

The Bridgestones Standard of Service

Bridgestones prides itself on the reputation it has built up over the years in dealing with personal debt problems and corporate insolvency issues.

The directors of Bridgestones are all qualified persons, having achieved the Joint Insolvency Examinations Board (JIEB) qualifications, and are subject to regulation by their professional body, the Insolvency Practitioners Association.

The choice you make in who helps you resolve your financial problems is very important. The wrong choice can lead to further months, or even years, of misery.

 
 
 
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How can we help you?

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Are you experiencing threats of action / bailiffs / threats of winding up?

Client Testimonials


We both can't thank you enough for all the help you have given to us. We both feel now we can get our lives back on track and look forward to a better life. You have all been brilliant. Thank you.

Mr & Mrs L, Lancashire

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