August 2021 - Page 3 of 8 - Mr Bounce Back - Bounce Back Loan News - Updates

Just What Legal Rights Did You Sign Away When Applying for a Bounce Back Loan? Over 90% of People I Asked Didn’t Know They Had – Basis of the Legal Action I Am Taking This Week

August 23, 2021

This week I will be taking legal action regarding the Bounce Back Loan scheme, obviously I will not reveal the route I am taking just yet. However, it will encompass the fact that those wanting a BBL had to sign away their legal rights to get one of those loans. In this article a Member of the House of Lords will let you know just what rights you signed away when applying for a BBL as many people are unaware that they had. […]

One Council Used an “Imaginative” Scheme to Distribute Their Discretionary Additional Restrictions Grants and Reveals the Business Names and Amounts Awarded

August 22, 2021

Discretionary Business Grants (Additional Restrictions Grants – ARGs’s) that Rishi […]

HSBC Admit “Failed Safeguard Review” Letters Being Sent Out in Error – Undertrained and Overworked Staff Speak Out and Accuse HSBC Boss Amanda Murphy of “Talking Through Her Arse”

August 20, 2021

I have now received confirmation that HSBC have been sending out failed Safeguard Review letters in error and more staff come forward to say they are overworked and undertrained. But we all know HSBC is not a bank that values customers so no surprise to discover that their staff are complaining of feeling neglected too. […]

The Lunatics Running the HM Revenue & Customs Asylum Release an Urgent Update to Confused SMEs Regarding Their SEISS Payments and Their Self-Assessments

August 19, 2021

HMRC sneaked out an update yesterday informing those who have already submitted their 20/21 Self-Assessment that they need to check it if they claimed an SEISS grant before 6th of April, as HMRC may have adjusted that return. […]

Government Announces 2024 Will Be When Those Coming Out of “Breathing Space” Can Take a Statutory Debt Repayment Plan to Stop Further Interest, Charges and Enforcement Action

August 19, 2021

MPs returned to the House of Commons yesterday to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan, however an update on the Gov website reveals it will be 2024 when a change to the Debt Respite Scheme will be coming into play which will offer an alternative solution to people worried about having to go bankrupt to get rid of debts they cannot afford to service. […]