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Independent Banking Advisory Service |
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Business Banking help - Small Business Banking help Our experience in business banking account investigation and business bank problems equip IBAS with credentials as UK bank and UK banking experts in investigating bank overcharging errors and mistakes, investigating banking problems or complaints relating to UK Corporate banking, Business Banking accounts, bank guarantees, bank overdrafts, bank loans and bank mortgages. We provide independent specialist UK Business Banking help and advice for UK Business Banking, UK Small Business Banking advice for business banking disputes and unique advantage for those requiring UK business bank account help or seeking assistance with UK business banking dispute, problem or banking complaint requiring resolution. Negotiating a settlement with your bank - IBAS experience from numerous business banking investigations across all UK industries and our research on Bank overdrafts and business banking accounts provides a strong UK banking negotiating position. We challenge banks hard on their performance but also have a professional relationship. We are a completely
independent We
are established in a unique niche position for negotiating banking issues
Considerable debt relief and refunds of bank overcharging and bank error has been obtained for members following our investigations into UK Business Banking since 1992 saving members in excess of £21 million in refunds, write-offs and negotiated write-down of bank debt.
Many "sound" small firms could be bankrupt by Christmas because of the
financial crisis, business bosses warn.
We provide truly independent, impartial
banking advice and direct assistance with business help for members
Independent
Banking Advisory Service (IBAS)
is a national, independent, non-profit, unique specialist banking customer
membership organization which resolves banking complaints and disputes and which
has campaigned on UK Banking customer issues since 1992. We provide bank and
banking assessment, analysis, bank comment and content for BBC TV News, ITV,
Radio and national newspapers, keeping many serious banking issues
'alive' - see
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