The UK lending industry could pay billions of compensation to car finance consumers.
Lenders like Santander and Lloyds have already set aside £295m and £450m. Others will soon follow.
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The UK Supreme Court will hear the appeal in a landmark mis-sold car finance ruling by 16 April 2025.
Moody's estimates that lenders could pay up to £30bn in compensation.
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The FCA estimates around 99% of 32 million car finance agreements in the UK between 2007 & 2021 involved a commission payment.
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The UK Supreme Court will hear the appeal in a landmark mis-sold car finance ruling by 16 April 2025.
Moody's estimates that lenders could pay up to £30bn in compensation.
Check your lender or reg in 2 mins to see if you are eligible for a claim ►► https://t.co/90hkV6jrFA
The UK lending industry could pay billions of compensation to car finance consumers.
Lenders like Santander and Lloyds have already set aside £295m and £450m, respectively, with more to follow.
Check your lender or reg to see if you can claim ►► https://t.co/90hkV6jZv8
The FCA estimates around 99% of 32m car finance agreements in the UK between 2007 & 2021 involved a commission payment.
Could you have been mis-sold on your car finance? Check your lender or reg to see if you can claim compensation ►► https://t.co/90hkV6jZv8
The UK lending industry could pay billions of compensation to car finance consumers.
Lenders like Santander and Lloyds have already set aside £295m and £450m, respectively, with more to follow.
See if your lender or reg is eligible for a claim ►► https://t.co/1HRQJZGm4v
The FCA estimates that around 99% of 32 million car finance agreements in the UK between 2007-2021 involved a commission payment.
Could you have been mis-sold on your car finance? Check your lender or reg to see if you can claim compensation ►► https://t.co/1HRQJZGm4v
The UK Supreme Court will hear the appeal in a landmark mis-sold car finance ruling by 16 April 2025.
Moody's predicts lenders could pay up to £30bn in compensation.
Check your lender or reg to see if you are eligible for a claim in 2 mins ►► https://t.co/1HRQJZGTU3
Millions of motorists may have been mis-sold car finance if they bought their vehicle between 2007 & 2021.
Rating agency Moody's predicts lenders could pay up to £30bn in compensation.
Check your lender or reg in 2 mins to see if you can claim ►► https://t.co/1HRQJZGTU3
The UK Supreme Court will hear the appeal in a landmark mis-sold car finance ruling by 16 April 2025. Rating agency Moody's predicts lenders could pay up to £30bn in compensation.
Check your lender or reg to see if you can claim ►► https://t.co/1HRQJZGm4v
Pls share. The new PPI?
HUGE announcement from @theFCA this morning that has gone totally under the radar. It may mean a pay-out for millions who bought a car/van on Motor Finance before 2021.
I’ve done back of the envelope numbers and at the top end this could be PPI type scale (that was £40bn), big enough to be a form of Quantitative easing (so real consequences for the next govt as it’ll likely take a year).
It is to look at the handling of complaints about commissions when people got motor finance (pre 2021). Two big Ombudsman cases revealed today indicate that firms are falsely rejecting complaints and the FCA is now to do a full review of complaint handling.
The FCA wouldn’t do this unless it was likely to find they were doing it wrong. So my suspicion is when it finishes its investigation it will (in order of likelihood) set up either
a) A redress scheme where it orders all the firms to pay redress to every effected customer even if they've not complained.
b) Redress rules where it orders them to pay out redress based on a set formula, to those that complain
The pay out would be either the interest on loans (which is big), the commission (which is big), or the whole loan (which is huge). We're possibly talking thousands back for many.
Clearly this means getting complaints in if you were mis-sold is going to be crucial especially if they choose scheme b) and there is a cut off involved.
It should be noted part of the announcement is the FCA has put a freeze on firms handling complaints for now, so if you complain now they don’t have to do anything, but my provisional thoughts are it is worth people who think they’ve been mis-sold getting in a complaint now as a marker.
So my team and I will be working on a full guide on how to do that which we’ll have out in the next couple of weeks to talk you through this step-by-step. Please watch this space and share with people who may have been impacted.