COLEEN Rooney has made £2.4 million in the last year thanks to a booming TV and biz career – but her brother’s fitness business has been forced to close leaving £122K debt.
Rise Fitness Studios Ltd was popular with footballers and promoted by his brother-in-law Wayne,
have seen their bank balance booming with their , Anthony McLoughlin has had a tough time in the gym industry.
company Rise Fitness Studios Ltd has been wound up in a creditors voluntary liquidation, where the directors admit that they can’t pay the debts.
In this case, Anthony owed £71,000 – £56,000 of this in corporation tax – and a further £56,600 to other creditors including £50,000 to the bank.
The total owed comes to a whopping £122,600.
It appears Anthony, 27, was hit hard by the like many other businesses in the fitness industry which relied on people attending physical buildings.
Liquidators have stated that £12,587 had been recovered from the estate, but unfortunately this was all swallowed up by fees and expenses.
This firm is now due to be dissolved in February next year.
Despite the setback, Anthony has since set up an energy company The Energy Quarter helping other businesses with their utilities.
It states on the LinkedIn: “At The Energy Quarter (T.E.Q), our mission is to help businesses throughout the U.K with the purchasing and management of their utilities.
“T.E.Q takes a collaborative and hands-on approach by working closely with both customers and suppliers to ensure that our customers are achieving the best possible rates and contracts for their utilities.
“Our team of energy consultants possess invaluable experience working within the energy industry and we have provided impartial advice to both SME and Commercial customers which have led to savings of up to 40% on their business gas and electricity bills.
“Our aim is to build strong, valued and long-lasting working relationships with our customers. To achieve this, we strive to offer the highest levels of advice, services and aftercare to all customers, big or small.”
