
UK Drivers: Claim Car Finance Compensation
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Millions of UK drivers may soon receive compensation for mis-sold car finance, as the Financial Conduct Authority finalizes rules this afternoon. This covers 14 million motor finance deals from 2007 to 2024, with estimated payouts topping £8 billion and another £3 billion in admin costs for lenders. Issues include hidden commission setups, high commission deals, and tied arrangements. Lenders like Lloyds have set aside billions, while firms like Close Brothers cut jobs. The scheme may roll out by early 2026, with lenders reaching out to eligible drivers.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — UK Drivers: Claim Car Finance Compensation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 29, millions of drivers in the U.K. could soon claim compensation for missold car finance as the financial conduct authority drops its final rules this afternoon. This covers 14 million motor finance deals from 2007 to late 2024 with estimated payouts topping 8 billion pounds plus another free billion in admin costs for lenders. The issue stemmed from shady commissions set us between lenders and dealers like hidden discretionary commissions banned back in 2021. Those kicked buyers into higher interest rates without them knowing. Also hit are high commission deals over 35% of credit costs and tied arrangements locking drivers into one lender without clear info. Lenders like Lloyd's have stashed billions aside while firms like close brothers slashed hundreds of jobs over the hit. Driver groups cheer the relief after years of waiting but the lender's trade body calls it too sweeping saying it pays folks who weren't really hurt and pulls cash from true victims. A Supreme Court
ruling last August narrowed the mess from potential tens of billions. The FDA's plan skips core for most letting lenders reach out directly to eligible drivers with those who've complained getting offers first but lenders and claim firms have 28 days to legally fight it which could drag things out. Expect the scheme to roll by early 2026 at latest though delays from pushback mean more waiting if you're old finance still qualifies keep an eye on mail from your lender they'll guide the next steps stay tuned as this payout wave builds
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