The Government and Britain's leading banks are funding a new telephone helpline for small businesses facing problems with debt.
Struggling insurance groups can receive counselling and a self-help pack.
The helpline, a three-year initiative will be launched this July, receiving £180,000 funding annually for three years. The Government will invest £80,000 per year, with the banks jointly investing £100,000 annually.
The seven banks involved are: Barclays, HSBC, NatWest, Lloyds TSB, Bank of Scotland, Royal Bank of Scotland and the Co-operative Bank.
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