Race against time as Tommy Fury risks losing money-spinning property firm – after admitting he has ‘no savings at all’

TOMMY Fury is in danger of losing his jaw-dropping property empire after a shocking financial development. The Sun can reveal that the boxer-turned-reality star, 27, has been given just a two-month time limit to turn things around or face his company being struck off. Tommy Fury has risked losing his money-spinning property firm Credit: Getty The boxer with fiance Molly-Mae Hague and their two kids Midas and Bambi Credit: Instagram/Mollymae Tommy is in trouble over the handling of his multi-million-pound property firm – and the outfit faces being floored by government officials. The boxer hasn’t filed any annual accounts for Fury Properties Ltd, and a statement confirming the names and details of active directors is also overdue. Now the former Love Island star, who is the brother of ring superstar Tyson Fury, has been told that bosses at Companies House are moving to strike the firm from the register if he doesn’t hand over the paperwork. He’s been given two months to file the necessary documents. Tommy, seen here outside his home with his Mercedes G-Wagon, has been given two months to file the correct paper work Credit: Zenpix The boxer inside his sprawling Cheshire pad Credit: BBC Molly-Mae shows off the bathroom inside the swanky home Credit: Instagram/mollymae Tommy boasts an impressive net worth and regularly flies around the world in first class Credit: Instagram/mollymae If a firm is struck off, its assets are deemed to be “bona vacantia” – and will belong to the Crown. This means that any money, property, or assets left inside a dissolved company legally become ownerless property – and automatically transfer to the ownership of the UK Government The Sun has reached out to Tommy’s rep for comment. Fury Properties Ltd was registered back in 2024 under Skillget Ltd. As Tommy is yet to file his paperwork, it is unclear how many properties make up his portfolio, but he and Molly own a sprawling Cheshire mansion believed to be worth in the region of £5million. The home boasts an indoor swimming pool, a private gym, a tennis court, and a coach house. It is set within 5000sq ft of grounds to boot. Aside from his property company, the former Love Island star has a whopping £6.1million in his Tommy Fury TNT Ltd media firm. His net worth is believed to be around £10million, which he raked in from high profile boxing clashes against the likes of KSI and Jake Paul, as well as lucrative brand deals with the likes of Disney+ and Monster energy drinks. His image as a family man and devoted dad has also proved to be a money-spinner, as brands like Silver Cross prams have paid him to promote their products on social media. While the boxer isn’t short of cash, he has previously revealed how he believes memories are worth more than money. He recently told his dad John Fury that he was careful with his cash. He revealed on their podcast, What The Fury: “You know me, I know how hard money is to get. I don’t like spending it on rubbish things. “But holiday for me, it’s memories in the bank. “When you die, and you go off this earth, you can’t take the car with you, you can’t take the house, can’t take the money in the bank. “What you can take with you in your mind is the memories of being on the beach with your family, in the restaurants. High-profile boxing bouts have fattened Tommy’s bank accounts Credit: Getty Tommy has cashed in with brand deals including promoting Silver Cross prams on social media Credit: instagram “You take all that with you, and that for me is worth all the money in the world.” Dad-of-two Tommy has also confessed that he hasn’t thought much about what he would do if he ran out of cash in the future.Speaking on their pod, his father asked him: “Have you ever thought of a plan for when you get older?” Tommy replied: “Nope.” John added: “Like a pension plan, or anything like that… A savings account for OAPs?” What is a Limited Company and what are the rules? Fury Properties Limited has been set up as a private limited company. If you have a limited company, it means that the business is legally separate from you, the business owner. That means if your company builds up debt, you do not have to use your own money to pay them off. If you have a limited company, you have to register with Companies House. Private companies must file annual accounts to Companies House nine months after the end of the financial year. Again, Tommy told his dad: “Nothing. Jack s**t. As far as I see it, I’ve conquered what I’ve set out to do. “My family home, what’s going to be Bambi’s one day is all bought and paid for. “I’m not in a mortgage. I’m not in debt, which I am so blessed to be. “I don’t have any debt going out. I own my car, I own my watches, I own everything. “So therefore I have used my money to goodwill, haven’t I? I see it like that.” John asked: “So you wouldn’t have any inkling to get savings put by?” Tommy confessed: “No, no, no, no savings for rainy days. I just live life as it comes. “Don’t live beyond your means.” Tommy and his partner, social media influencer and succesful businesswoman Molly-Mae Hague, share two children. They met on Love Island back in 2019 and got engaged in 2023. That same year, they welcomed their daughter Bambi into the world and their son Midas was born in June this year. Their recent arrival came after they rekindled their relationship last May following a nine-month split, which both attributed to Tommy’s drinking. Tommy, the half-brother of former heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury, said that turning to alcohol following an injury had ultimately led to their relationship ending. But less than a year later, she confirmed they were back together, saying he had not drunk alcohol for four months and that “things are looking so much better”.