'I sent eight letters': Drivers hope for payout from car finance redress scheme
Millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation with the financial regulator setting out how to apply
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Millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation with the financial regulator setting out how to apply
An overview of the car finance mis-selling scandal and guidance on eligibility for compensation, following the FCA's announcement of a £829 average payout.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced a compensation scheme for over 12 million mis-sold car finance agreements, with average payouts of £829 each.
An overview of the car finance mis-selling scandal and guidance on eligibility for compensation, with average payouts of £829 for affected motorists.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has finalized a £7.5 billion compensation plan for motor finance customers misled about commission arrangements.
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