Millions of agreements may be eligible for a car finance claim, and consumers broadly have two ways to pursue compensation: Using the FCA’s proposed redress scheme, or making an individual claim

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) examined about 32 million car finance agreements and found that many lenders and dealers did not tell customers about commissions paid for arranging loans

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In April, we wrote about a supreme court case that could affect hundreds of thousands of people who used car finance to buy their vehicles. That case has now been decided by the UK Supreme Court – and while the ruling wasn’t a total win for consumers, it still opens the door to hidden commission claims  in some situations. Here’s what you need to know now that the judgment is in. 🔍 Some Hidden Commission Claims Are Still Eligible As some predicted, the Supreme Court confir

Over 18 million people in the UK have used an overdraft in the last year — and many may have been mis-sold. With refund values often reaching £1,200 or more, overdraft claims could rival car finance as one of the biggest financial redress movements in the UK.

Millions in the UK rely on overdrafts, often without proper affordability checks. With interest rates soaring up to 49.9%, many are trapped in debt. If your bank increased your overdraft without assessing your ability to repay, you might be entitled to compensation. Learn how to claim back what's rightfully yours.

In May 2025, a German court sentenced four former VW executives for serious fraud. This marks the first major criminal conviction of senior automotive figures for Dieselgate

A supreme court hearing could open the door to billions through car finance claims.

A recent Court of Appeal ruling could open the door to billions in mis-sold car finance compensation.

Updated August 2025 to reflect the latest legal rulings on hidden commissions. When it comes to valuing a mis-sold car finance claim in the UK, several factors need to be considered. Compensation is generally aimed at covering the financial disadvantage caused by the mis-selling, particularly in cases involving Discretionary Commission Arrangements (DCAs). The FCA estimate that the average payout will be around £950 per claim. Also, a Supreme Court ruling opened the door for

A recent court ruling could pave the way for billions of pounds in compensation payouts.

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In 2021, discretionary commission arrangements were prohibited due to apprehensions that they provided car finance brokers and dealers with a motivation to increase interest rates on customer loans UK auto lenders may face compensation payouts exceeding £1bn as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launches an investigation into historical commission agreements by car dealers. The FCA's inquiry focuses on interest-linked deals provided by motor finance companies, triggered by

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