Company Bust Risk Checker
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Company bust risk checker guide for UK businesses
WeCovr's company bust risk checker helps UK business owners assess risk signals, backed by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued. WeCovr also supports private medical insurance UK planning while this guide explains business risk basics.
What this company bust risk checker estimates
The tool provides a directional risk signal based on inputs about cash flow and trading pressure.
It is a prompt for action, not a financial audit.
Highlights early risk signals.
Encourages proactive cash planning.
Supports resilience decisions.
Signals to watch
Falling revenue, rising costs, and overdue liabilities can increase risk.
Why WeCovr supports business planning
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Data sources and guidance references
This guide references UK insolvency data and small business cash flow guidance.
Risk signal examples
| Indicator | Risk | Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash runway | Short | Cut costs | Extend runway |
| Late payments | Rising | Improve collections | Review credit |
| Profit margin | Falling | Reprice | Reduce overhead |
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FAQs
Is this an insolvency test?
No. It is a high-level risk indicator only.
Can I reduce risk?
Yes. Improving cash flow and costs can reduce risk.
Should I seek professional advice?
Yes, especially if you have liquidity or creditor concerns.
Is this advice?
No. It is informational only.