9:48 am, September 16, 2026
Finance broker Creditplus has ceased trading after its parent company Jump Finance Ltd appointed insolvency specialists.
An announcement posted on the firm’s website has confirmed the news, with Antony Batty & Co appointed to oversee the winding up process.
Customers and dealers are now being encouraged to contact the insolvency practitioners if they have any issues that need handling.
The notice reads: ‘Jump Finance Ltd trading as Creditplus has ceased trading and appointed Antony Batty & Co to assist with the process of winding up the company.
‘For all enquiries please contact [email protected]’
A voice recording of the same message is also heard when attempting to contact the company over the phone.
In response to an approach by Car Dealer, a spokesman for Antony Batty & Co said: ‘Jump Finance Limited, trading as Creditplus, ceased all trading activity with immediate effect on 9 September 2026.
‘Antony Batty & Company has been engaged by the board of directors to assist with placing the Company into creditors’ voluntary liquidation.
‘James Stares, Licensed Insolvency Practitioner at Antony Batty & Company, is the proposed liquidator, with his appointment expected to be confirmed by the end of September.
‘Formal notice of the proposed liquidation appointment is expected to be circulated to creditors of the company in the next working week.
‘Antony Batty & Company is working closely with the board of directors to ensure the Company’s final trading accounts are updated to reflect its closing position.
‘Proactive steps were taken before the cessation of trading to minimise direct financial losses to consumers, although some warranty policies may become void.
‘Dealers and consumers with unfulfilled vehicle collections at the point trading ceased were notified of the closure, along with the relevant vehicle funders.’
At the time of writing, Companies House does not appear to have been informed of the closure, with the latest filing for Jump Finance Ltd coming on May 22.
According to its most recent set of accounts, the Bournemouth-based outfit had 18 employees in the year to May 2025.
The business also reported net assets of £249,948 in the red, with total assets of £339,443 against liabilities of £381,804.