Millions could be entitled to compensation as a result of commission arrangements between lenders and dealers.

Millions of motorists who took out car loans from dealerships are in line for compensation worth an average £700.

More than £5bn has been added to the value of Britain’s biggest banks after the City regulator’s car finance compensation pot was smaller than expected.

BRITAIN’S top banks added over £5billion in market value yesterday after it was revealed the car finance compensation scheme ...

Lloyds Banking Group, Close Brothers Group, and Barclays shares were all moving higher on Wednesday morning. It comes after ...

Shares in Britain’s biggest car loan providers rallied yesterday after they were handed a lower-than- feared compensation bill for the motor finance scandal. FTSE 250 lender Close Brothers closed up 5 ...

That said, Santander’s Growing Personal Savings report, also released in August, revealed that 81% of those polled said ...

Higher prices and interest rates, long loan terms and early trade-ins are making it easier than ever to find yourself ...

A man who took car finance companies to court says he wants motorists to receive more compensation from a scheme that could ...

A few years later, after experiencing layoffs, addiction issues, and mounting medical bills, Mike’s finances collapsed. He started missing car payments, and eventually stopped paying altogether for ...

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