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40% of car finance deals were mis-sold, so you likely overpaid without knowing.
Anyone with car finance between 2007 and 2021 could be eligible, so submit your risk-free claim with us and find out if you are owed.
40% of car finance deals were mis-sold, so you likely overpaid without knowing.
Anyone with car finance between 2007 and 2021 could be eligible, so submit your risk-free claim with us and find out if you are owed.
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* Claims against all finance providers are included in our service.
The professional team at Car Finance Claim Solved specialise in vehicle claims and are dedicated to securing rightful compensation for individuals impacted by unlawful practices. If you had HP or PCP finance, you could be affected, so register your claim through us today and we will get started with recovering your money.
* Claims against all finance providers are included in our service.
Complete a form, e-sign a document, that's it! Complete your claim online with us and sit back.
We will contact the banks and providers involved to chase your case, so you avoid the headaches.
40% of all car finance agreements could have been mis-sold for over ten years. Are you owed money?
All claims are handled on a no-win, no-fee basis, so you'll never be out of pocket.
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Car finance agreements, whether through hire purchase or personal contract purchase, can often be intricate. Recently, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) discovered that commissions were paid on 95% of these contracts. While commission itself isn’t inherently negative, some of it was concealed within the contracts.
This practice allowed car dealers and salespeople to earn higher commissions by selling more expensive contracts without the customers’ knowledge. Consequently, the contracts may have contained undisclosed charges or higher interest rates.
When customers enter into car finance contracts, it’s crucial that they receive transparent information to assess the contract’s suitability and financial implications. If you’ve entered into a PCP or HP contract where information was withheld, deliberately obscured, or concealed, you may have been mis-sold and could be eligible to file a claim.
Yes, anyone with HP (hire Purchase) or PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) between 2007 and 2021 should check by registering a claim.
Securing a car finance agreement represents a significant commitment. If you find yourself lacking the necessary information and transparency to make an informed decision, you have the right to rectify the situation.
If you are in doubt, you will lose nothing by attempting a claim, so we encourage you to click through and submit one with us to find out.
You may have been misled or misinformed about discretionary commissions or additional costs that have inflated your contract’s price, so you could well qualify for compensation.
Determining whether you’ve been mis-sold car finance can be challenging. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has highlighted several indicators of potential mis-selling:
Let us get you claim over to your finance provider and we’ll let you know if you’re affected and due any monies.
The value of a mis-sold car finance claim hinges on factors like the total contract value, interest paid, and any hidden charges. Consequently, compensation amounts can reach into the thousands.
To determine your potential compensation, submit your claim and find out.
Several finance companies are under investigation for potential mis-selling, including:
If you’ve obtained finance from any lender between 2007 and 2021, you may qualify for compensation. It’s worth submitting a claim to explore your eligibility. If you don’t try, you’ll never know if you were affected.
You have nothing to lose by submitting a claim.
You simply need to provide your finance agreement number and finance provider.
Don’t have these details? We can help you get them.