Millions of drivers who were victims of mis-sold car finance are set to receive compensation averaging around £700, as the UK's largest banks scramble to manage billions in payouts. The Financial ...

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Millions of car buyers in the UK are set to receive a share of £8 billion under a compensation scheme. According to the Financial Conduct Authority, money could start to be paid on an expected 14 ...

Motorists could soon be due a payout after the car finance mis-selling scandal, which has rocked the lending industry. Millions of people who bought a car since 2007 were victims of unfair car loan ...

Martin Lewis has said 'it's easy' to claim £700 in compensation from the 'biggest redress scheme since PPI'. Over 14 million unfair motor finance deals could start next year under the UK financial ...

The UK financial watchdog has proposed a new scheme that could see compensation payouts on around 14 million unfair motor finance deals, at an average of about £700 each. The Financial Conduct ...

09:48, Wed, Oct 8, 2025 Updated: 09:49, Wed, Oct 8, 2025 Martin Lewis has explained that millions of motorists could be owed up to £700 in compensation as car finance customers finally receive details ...

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Millions of drivers who bought cars on finance over the last two decades are in line for payments of around £700 on average. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued the major update over a ...

Millions of victims of car finance mis-selling could receive less compensation than previously estimated, under plans from the regulator. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said payouts could ...

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