
Update: Phase Two of the Covid Corruption Commissioner’s task, that being deciding what to do with those the Government now knows blagged (either on purpose or accidentally) the Bounce Back Loan scheme and the Covid-era business support grant schemes, is in full flow. A decision is imminent. From my ongoing meetings, proposals and discussions with all concerned with the BBL Scheme and decision making, a fair and amicable solution is on the table. Keep the faith, an announcement is coming. My Bounce Back Loan helpline is open daily between 4am until 4pm as it’s always been, if you need a chat.
Close Brothers Ltd had a BBL drawdown value of £2.26m, […]
NatWest Group had a BBL drawdown value of £8,911.92million and […]
AIB Group (UK) Plc had a BBL drawdown value of […]
BBL Stats: The latest Bounce Back Loan figures released on the 6th of June 2025 show that a total of £10,859,880,000.00 (£10.8billion) has been paid back to lenders via the Government Guarantee and 477,995 BBL’s have either been defaulted or are on the way to default. You can deep dive the current figures itemised by BBL Lender by Clicking Here. As always, just play the game alongside your Lender, who, as you will see by the figures, is also playing the game, and you will be fine defaulting on an unaffordable BBL. Give me a call if you need a chat, over 19,000 people have over the last few years.
Here, as always, are the details of this case. […]
Here are the details of this case along with a copy of the Winding Up Order. […]
Grab yourself a coffee and read on my lovelies, what […]
Here are the reasons why Uddin got that ban. […]
Read on for the details of this case. […]
Jagoda Rubaszko guilty of fraud after inventing a business to […]
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.
Grab yourself a coffee and read on my lovelies, what […]
It does look like the UK Government are prepared to […]
I am often asked how come so many Company Directors are getting hit with long bans for Bounce Back Loan related wrongdoing. […]
Based on his behaviour in relation to the Bounce Back Loan, I find that the former Traffic Commissioner’s characterisation of this applicant still holds true. […]
“Having considered all of these points, it seems to me that this is not an appropriate case in which to make a compensation order.” […]
“The BBL Scheme is now a familiar concept, having been the subject of several judgments within this jurisdiction.” […]
If you ever find yourself being dragged to court for Bounce Back Loan wrongdoing and are faced with being banned as a Director, and/or a Compensation Order or worse, then you may find the above articles of great interest. Each of them relate to real life BBL court cases and you will discover what the Judge overseeing each case had to say about them, and how he or she arrived at their outcome.
The lender’s already sent the first stern letter, but the loan is 100% government-backed, so they’ll claim it from the Treasury, not my empty pockets. […]
The business is leaner now, scrappier, but it’s alive. The Bounce Back Loan was a rope when I needed it, but cutting it loose was what saved me. […]
Every three months, I know Simon or someone like him will call, and I’ll say the same thing: “No, love, I can’t pay” and they’ll be fine with it. […]
Many callers to the BBL Helpline are happy for me to put their Bounce Back Loan default journey out there, and as such I will, with their permission, do just that moving forward. Feel free to read their stories, and for reference I have anonymised each of them. If you want your story to be published let me know when calling.
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!
Monday, 11am the applications close for the role of Covid Corruption Counter Fraud Commissioner. […]
Here is the latest update on Tom Hayhoe the Covid […]
It could be a chapter in Nadine Dorries the (ex-Gov […]
As the Covid Corruption Commissioner is working away in the background until his contract expires in December 2025, you will find all relevant updates on how he is progressing, regarding Bounce Back Loans by checking out this section of the website. Above are just a few of those latest updates.
The settlement, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on June 11, has sparked concerns that public safety […]
Starmer has robustly defended the agreement, emphasizing the strategic importance of Diego Garcia […]
The arrangement has sparked debate, with some British critics, including Conservative MP Mark Francois, […]
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.
Here is the current version of the Bounce Back Loan Guarantee Portal Manual for Bounce Back Loans […]
Here the current version of the Bounce Back Loan Guarantee Portal Manual for Arrears, Claims and Recoveries. […]
Bounce Back Loan Scheme Term Loan Lender Manual […]
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.
The Liquidator has stated that no funds were recovered for the Creditors, that being Starling Bank and NatWest in regard to the two £20,000 Bounce Back Loans Iheagwara blagged. […]
Here is the sorry tale of a Restaurant owner jailed for abusing the BBL scheme, then dissolving his company. […]
Read on for the details of this Bounce Back Loan blagger who over-egged his turnover. […]
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
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.
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.
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.
Estonia stands out for its forward-thinking approach to digital nomads […]
The Czech Republic provides a backdrop for a fulfilling nomadic life. […]
Romania offers digital nomads a unique blend of affordability, historical richness, and modern amenities. […]
Many business owners have told me they have either left the UK or want to, and if you are thinking of jacking it all in and moving abroad, there is always the possibility of becoming a Digital Nomad. A Digital Nomad is an individual who leverages technology to perform their job remotely, allowing them to live a lifestyle of travel and mobility. For more information check out some of my country specific guides > https://mrbounceback.com/category/digital-nomads/
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