US EditionDrivers 'Could Still Get £950 Compensation' Despite Court Ruling - Liverpool Echo
UNITED KINGDOM, AUG 3 – The Financial Conduct Authority plans a compensation scheme for motorists after a Supreme Court ruling; most payouts are expected to be under £950 with total costs between £9 billion and £18 billion.
- The Financial Conduct Authority plans to launch a consultation by early October 2025 on a compensation scheme for motor finance customers across the UK.
- This follows a Supreme Court ruling clarifying unfair commission arrangements, which resolved previous legal inconsistencies about disclosures by car dealers.
- The FCA aims for a simple, accessible scheme allowing customers to claim without legal help while advising those affected to review agreements and submit complaints directly.
- The FCA estimates most individuals will receive less than £950, with the total compensation cost ranging between £9 billion and £18 billion, and first payments expected in 2026.
- The scheme intends to ensure fair consumer outcomes and market stability despite challenges like consumer trust and contacting all affected customers.
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