Take a look at the daily updates which includes Ombudsman BBL complaints and outcomes, in-depth details of everyone banned as Company Directors or given Bankruptcy Restriction Orders as Sole Traders and any updates and new scandals related to the BBL scheme, visit the Today’s News section of the website, and for the juicier stuff, head on over to the Subscriber Special Reports section.
There is a very defaulter friendly system in place when it comes to Bounce Back Loans, and most Lenders will push you to default if you tell them you are skint and cannot repay your BBL. Some will even speed up the default process if its affecting your mental wellbeing. Once you do default the magic happens for you and the Lender, they get their money back from the Government Guarantee and you can then repay any affordable amount each month, which could be just £1 per month, or you could be offered a BBL defaulter discount worth as much as 98p in the £1, or just ride out the 12 month recovery process, as that is when most Lenders give up the recovery process.
Barclays were, until just a few weeks ago, the only BBL Lender enforcing BBL Debts. But now, Starling Bank, Lloyds Bank and NatWest Bank have started to do so. However, they are only doing so if defaulters fit the very strict criteria for enforcement. The articles above will enlighten you on what that criteria is, and whether you should be worried about any of those Lenders heading to the High Court with a Winding Up Petition against your Company, and if they do, they will often sell the debt to “BBL Bounty Hunters”, those being Litigation Funders who will then pursue you personally for the debt, in exchange for a hefty percentage of the money they recover from you by selling off all your personal assets.
Several dastardly schemes are currently in operation behind the scenes, by several Government Departments to root out BBL fraud and abuse, as you can see above and below. So play by the Arrears and Default rules and you will be fine.
Do not be under the illusion Bounce Back Loan Lenders are all squeaky clean, for as you will discover above, many of them and/or their staff, have been up to all kinds of mischief, including Tide who I exposed ripping off BBL defaulters and Starling Bank playing fast and loose with Financial Crime checks.
Above you will find the various manuals for BBL Lenders and each one will show you just information is disclosed to the Government regarding BBL arrears and defaults and also what Lenders report when claiming on the BBL Guarantee. That information will also be available to the Covid Corruption Commissioner when he or she takes office and finally decides what to do, if anything, to those who Lenders suspect blagged a Bounce Back Loan from them.
Each Quarter I update the website with the very latest Bounce Back Loan figures, which show just how many defaults, arrears and guarantee claims have been paid out to each individual BBL Lender. Some £9,557.07million, (that’s over £9.5 billion) has been paid out in cash to BBL Lenders via the Government Guarantee on some 323,614 Bounce Back Loans. Another 80,214 BBLs worth £1,553.44 million are in arrears, 15,693 BBLs worth £357.43 million are in default and another 19,968 worth £484.19 million are in the queue for the Guarantee payout. For a detailed insight into the current facts and figures per lender, click or tap here >> Bounce Back Loan League of Shame
Worried that you may be locked up for something you did wrong when applying for a Bounce Back Loan or when spending a BBL? Well, be aware that there will be in increased chance of you being hauled before a Judge after November 2025, and for details of why and more, head on over and read this Subscriber Special news article (click/tap to view) >> An Insight Into Why, When and How You Will Be Prosecuted for Bounce Back Loan Related Wrongdoing
The National Investigation Service (NATIS) are a disgraced team of fake police officers who were parading around as an elite police team investigating Bounce Back Loan and Covid Business Grant fraud, before they were rumbled as simply being Thurrock Council Employees. You will find more on that outrageous yet somewhat comical scandal on this link > https://mrbounceback.com/natis-the-bbl-police/ and above is a random selection of their exploits, before they were rumbled. The whole NATIS outrage was of course just one of many scandals linked to the previous Conservative Government, who, as you will know, were up to all sorts. You will find all NATIS related news stories by clicking or tapping HERE >BBL Door-Kicker Files
Every now and then a Traffic Commissioner bites the backside of a BBL blagging Company Director by either revoking or refusing their Operators Licence, whilst such cases are relatively rare, they do crop up from time to time, as you will discover in the cases above.
Whilst I can help you with most aspects of your Bounce Back Loan “journey”, and actively encourage you to call me on my helpline if you need a chat, sometimes you may need some extra help, such as from a team of legal experts. If you are being hounded about a BBL by the Insolvency Service for example, after taking the insolvency route with your Company or are being messed about by your Lender, or even have the National Investigation Service demanding a meeting in a local police station for alleged BBL wrongdoing, then give Complex Law a call, they know their stuff and will get your sorted, tell them Mike sent you.
As nobody in Government showed any real interest in helping people make sense of the Bounce Back Loan scheme, from applying to repaying and even seeking extra help with repayments or defaulting, I set about doing do myself. Feel free to watch some of my video exploits of doing so, including, but not limited to, visiting and interviewing the British Business Bank and a representative of 28 BBL Lenders and NatWest, and also my many TV and Radio appearances. The things I do for you lot!
Sometimes I have to pinch myself when researching my daily news articles and investigating BBL skulduggery, often by Lenders and those involved in the design of the scheme, for without fail every week and often every day, something is uncovered relating to the Bounce Back Loan scheme that has me believing I am dreaming it all. Do have a good look around the website, for you too may think you are dreaming with some of the crazy things that have cropped up with that scheme over the years and continue to do so.
The website now has over 4,100 pages of Bounce Back Loan related news and information articles, which grows higher in number each day. With that in mind, please do spend as much time as you need having a good look around. But to make your life easier and to view the “juicier” articles, in order, starting with the latest ones, please check out the Special Reports section of the website >> https://mrbounceback.com/category/subscriber-special/
I was sent the following by a Government Department which relates to someone who Blagged three Bounce Back Loans from Barclays Bank. I thought I would post it up as some of you may find it of interest when wondering what happens to those who admit such and end up getting slapped with a ban: […]
It is a question I do get asked day after day, and that question is whether anyone who has defaulted on their Bounce Back Loan is going to be facing enforcement action in the near future. So with that in mind in this article I will give you an insight into who is likely to have their collar felt in the weeks, months, and years ahead for not repaying a Bounce Back Loan, and those who won’t. […]
A while ago I harassed/asked HM Treasury to give me some answers to questions many of you are asking, and as such here are, for those of you that missed them, their answers to a couple of questions that get asked day after day. […]
If you are pondering putting a complaint in to the Financial Ombudsman about a Bounce Back Loan Lender, then do checkout the BBL Complaints and Outcomes section of the website, to see how 100’s of previous cases have been settled or tossed into the bin. Below are just some of the huge number of such cases submitted day after day, even now, many years after the BBL scheme launched and then closed for applicants.
Has your LTD Company Strike-Off been blocked, due to an unpaid Bounce Back Loan? Don’t get hit with late submission fees, don’t ignore your responsibilities as a Company Director, and don’t risk getting hauled before a court and getting jailed for falling foul of Section 1006 of the Companies Act 2006. Have a word with Marchford who can help you navigate taking the Strike-Off/Dissolution route with a Company with an unpaid BBL, and can help you unwind any mess your have got your LTD Company in.
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