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Breaking news out of Australia could have massive ramifications for UK drivers as the battle for car finance compensation rages on. Car finance lender Westpac has reached an A$130 million
Breaking news reports say that the car finance lender Close Brothers have fallen to a £103 million first half loss after they faced increased scrutiny over motor finance commission scandal. Alongside the
Trust shown by UK drivers towards their finance providers could be at an all time low, following on from recent developments in the ongoing car finance scandal. Leading lenders such
A furious driver has been left stunned after receiving a measly £120 payout from their bank, despite hearing reports from industry experts stating £1,100 in refunds for mis-sold car finance. The motorist, who
The Money Saving Expert is being criticised for giving poor advice to UK drivers, who could be eligible for compensation against their car finance providers. A Greater Manchested-based law firm
Millions of drivers can breathe a sigh of relief, after some of the top financial minds confirmed that NO paperwork is needed to lodge a claim for car finance compensation.
Drivers have been issued a major update amidst the ongoing car finance scandal in the UK, ahead of a looming date in the Supreme Court. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA),
Reeves’ intervention in car loans case rejected 18 February 2025 Vishala Sri-Pathma and Mitchell Labiak Business reporters, BBC News Getty Images Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ attempt to intervene in a
Lloyds sets aside £1.2bn for car loan scandal 20 February 2025 Lucy Hooker Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images Lloyds Banking Group has nearly tripled the amount it is
Lloyds Banking Group has been forced to put aside a further £700m for potential compensation over the ballooning car loan commission scandal, in a move that knocked its annual
