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In turbulent times financially, a local company is reassuring the Manx public that help is at hand.
Independent finance specialists Blythe Financial, based in Myrtle Street, Douglas, are moving to allay concerns.
James Davis spoke to the company's business development manager Eddie Convery, and first to managing director Alan Blythe.
Mr Blythe says it hasn't all been doom and gloom in recent months, but there is no room for complacency either:
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