Year: 2021

One of the accredited lenders that I did not receive much feedback on during the timeline of the Bounce Back Loan scheme was Bank of Ireland.    

Bank of Scotland would only let their existing customers apply for a Bounce Back Loan with them during the lifetime of that scheme, that was the case with many of the accredited lenders of course. […]

Barclays Bank would let new business customers apply for a bank account then go on to apply for a Bounce Back Loan, however their BBL facility was a nightmare journey for many people. Website errors, […]

Capital on Tap decided the best way to proceed with the Bounce Back Loan facility was to keep it in-house so to speak, meaning that only their existing customers could apply for one with them. […]

I never heard much from customer of Close Brothers regarding Bounce Back Loans during the duration of that scheme, but they did take the decision, as many banks did, to restrict those applying with them […]

Clydesdale Bank much like its sister bank, that being Yorkshire Bank, just plodded along throughout most of the timeline of the Bounce Back Loan scheme, and would let new customers sign up for a new […]

An absolute shambles is how I would describe Conister Bank when it came to their Bounce Back Loan facility, they obviously did not have enough staff to handle the number of applications they got, and […]

Not a big bank by any stretch of the imagination, the Co-Operative Bank were another of the accredited Bounce Back Loan lenders, but would only allow their existing customers to apply for a BBL with […]

Whether or not any of the customers of Coutts Bank applied for a Bounce Back Loan, who knows, however I did not get sent any feedback or complaints about that banks BBL facility for the […]

One of the much smaller lenders that was part of the Bounce Back Loan scheme, Danske Bank followed the lead of most other accredited lenders and chose to make their loan facility available to their […]