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UK Drivers to Score £829 Average Compensation

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Millions of UK drivers poised for compensation as mis-sold car finance deals are addressed. The Financial Conduct Authority plans to compensate twelve million agreements, averaging eight hundred twenty-nine pounds per driver. Lenders face a nine billion one hundred million pound bill. The compensation process is simplified, allowing drivers to complain without legal assistance. However, lenders may challenge the payouts.

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UK Drivers to Score £829 Average Compensation

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!UK Drivers to Score £829 Average Compensation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 30th, millions of UK drivers are set to score compensation this year for car finance deals that got missold. The financial conduct authority just locked in final plans, flagging 12 million agreements as unfair. Folks could pocket around 829 pounds on average, hitting lenders with a 9 billion, 100 million pound bill. After feedback rounds, the regulator tightened the rules even more. That means most remaining payouts should roll out by the end of 2027, wrapping up this massive redress push. Think about it. Nearly all new cars and tons of used ones get finance this way. Back in 2021, they banned those shady discretionary commission arrangements, where dealers pocketed hidden kickbacks tied to jacking up. Your interest rates. Now, a straightforward central scheme lets you complain without needing lawyers or court drama. Lenders like the big banks have already stashed tens of millions aside to cover claims. This levels the playing field for drivers who overpaid, but keep an eye out.

1:01Lenders might still push back legally as the payouts start flowing.

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