Have you been mis- sold?
Have you been mis- sold?
The majority of our customers weren't aware they were mis sold there car finance until our experts checked their finance agreements.
You could be owed £1000’s - with agreements affected dating back to 2007.
Mis-selling costing customers 300m *source FCA*
The FCA estimates that a typical mis-sold motor finance agreement of £10,000 can result in the customer paying around £1,100 more in interest charges*
We work on a No Win, No Fee Basis
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Have you been mis-sold?
Find out if you have been mis-sold your car finance deal now & if you are eligible to claim!
We work on a No Win, No Fee Basis
Interest rate
Brokers/Dealerships had discretion to set the interest rate. The Higher the interest the higher the commission they received
Undisiclosed commissions
Brokers/Dealerships we're legally obliged to disclose the commission they earnt from the sale of finance in a clear and conscise manner
Limited options
Brokers/Dealerships often co-erced clients into signing into agreements that were most financially attractive to them as opposed to providing clients with clear options
No outline
Clients weren’t advised of the options available to them and we're often swayed to the product most financially beneficial to the dealer/broker
We work on a No Win, No Fee Basis
Agreements we can help with:
Mis-sold PCP car finance agreements
Find out more about mis-sold PCP and if you
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Mis-sold HP car finance agreements
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Find out moreWhat happens after I submit my claim?
The fCA are now investigating all mis-sold car finance claims, Clients can expect updates on their PCP claims after the FCA concludes its investigation, currently scheduled for 25 September 2024. submitting your claim as soon as possible is advisable. Acting now reduces the risk of missing out due to any future deadlines imposed following the FCA's final report.
Our No Win No Fee guarantee
No win no fee arrangements take the risk out of making a claim, because you don’t pay anything if you lose your case.
Your solicitor may need to take out special legal protection insurance for you, which pays the costs if your claim fails, and ensures claiming is risk free. The cost of this is only taken if you win your case. You’ll never have to pay anything upfront and there are no hidden charges, so you’ll never be out of pocket. You do not need to use a claims management company to make a PCP claim you can do this yourself for free by contacting the car dealership or finance provider and if that is not successful you can complain to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Don’t just take our word for it
Easy and painless process
Nicola was very pleasant on the phone and informative answering all questions. Process was all very easy and talked you though it.
Benjamin AyresGreat service and very Simple
What can I say other than this process has been so simple. I registered my interest online leaving my name and contact number. The following day I received a call from a very friendly lady called Nicola Dean who explained the process in simple terms and what aas required from me which by the way was very little. Great friendly service so far. PCP Claims and their lawyer will now work their magic. Thanks guys.
Sean & NicHeard about PCP claims on a ticktok I…
Heard about PCP claims on a ticktok I was abit sceptical but decided to contact them and glad I did was very helpful got all the information I needed and Nicole was lovley to speak to over the phone. There was no hassling or constant calls. Would recommend if you need this service.
Amie-Leil FowlerFCAs findings on mis-sold car finance in March 2019
Customers are paying significantly more for their motor finance because of the way lenders choose to remunerate their brokers/Dealers
We found that these incentives have significant effects on the cost of motor finance for consumers
We have particular concerns in relation to disclosure of commission
Out of 90% of the retailers mystery shopped by the FCA, only 11 told their customers that the dealership might receive commission for arranging the deal
Source: www.fca.org.uk/publication/multi-firm-reviews/our-work-on-motor-finance-final-findings.pdf