Up to 14m car loan scandal victims in line for average £700 payout, FCA says

Martin Lewis explains how to claim £700 car finance compensation

The UK financial watchdog has proposed a new scheme that could see compensation pay-outs on around 14 million unfair motor finance deals

Millions of UK drivers to get £700 compensation for car scandal

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How UK expats in Spain can claim £700 from the car finance scandal

If you ever bought a car on finance while living in the UK – even if you’ve since moved to sunny Spain – there’s big news you should know. Millions of drivers could soon get compensation averaging £700 each, after Britain’s financial regulator confirmed details of a major car finance mis-selling scheme. And yes, UK expats are included – as long as your car loan was arranged in the UK. So, what’… Source

Martin Lewis gives update as 14 million drivers due £700 compensation payouts

Martin Lewis has updated drivers as 14 million are due £700 compensation payouts, under the UK financial watchdog’s proposed scheme.

Martin Lewis says people can hope to get £700 in their bank accounts if they do this one thing

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced 14 million car finance deals included a discretionary commission arrangement (DCA) in the loan contract, which people were unaware of, and may entitle you to compensation

Martin Lewis urges people to do one thing to ensure £700 car finance compensation next year

Around 14 million people have been mis-sold car finance and due compensation.