The Supreme Court ruled that hidden commissions from lenders to dealers on car loans were not unlawful
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The Supreme Court ruled that hidden commissions from lenders to dealers on car loans were not unlawful
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A compensation scheme to pay out drivers who were mis-sold car loans could cost as much as £18 billion, the financial regulator has said.
Car finance ruling live: Supreme Court to decide on hidden commissions scandal
Victims of mis-sold car finance set to get less than £950 per deal
Car finance scandal: UK supreme court poised to rule on hidden commissions
How drivers were sold a car finance compensation fantasy
Can I still get car finance compensation?
Top UK court to rule on car finance mega-scandal — with billions at stake
Common sense has triumphed over compensation culture
Millions of drivers could share up to £18bn from car finance scandal
UK’s highest court largely overturns ruling on auto finance payments
Millions of motorists face wait until next year for finance payout
Payouts are set to be worth £830 each on average
