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Up to 14m car loan scandal victims in line for average £700 payout, FCA says
The FCA estimates compensation averaging £700 per deal for 14 million UK drivers over undisclosed commissions that inflated car finance costs since 2007.
- The Financial Conduct Authority announced a compensation scheme for car buyers affected by unfair finance agreements, potentially costing lenders £8 billion in payouts.
- Affected individuals could receive approximately £700 on average per agreement under the proposed scheme set to begin next year.
- The FCA's scheme is set to cover motor finance agreements from April 6, 2007, to November 1, 2024, where commission was improperly disclosed by brokers or dealers.
- Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the FCA, emphasized that many lenders did not comply with the law and acknowledged the need for fair compensation for affected customers.
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Compensation payouts due on 14m unfair car loans, watchdog says
The Financial Conduct Authority estimated its redress scheme could cost lenders £8.2 billion in compensation.
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