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Still fuel in the tank of the motor finance commission claims story

New cars are displayed for sale on a forecourt of a car dealership that is offering finance for consumers on September 14, 2017 in Bristol, England.
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Tom Dane | CMS

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The story so far in detail, and the question of whether there is scope for further potential challenges to the redress scheme asked.

Between April 2007 and October 2024, approximately 32.5 million regulated motor finance agreements were signed. The FCA estimates that more than three-quarters of these involved a commission payment from the lender to the broker, usually a car dealer, who arranged the credit.

In April 2017, the FCA announced a review of the motor

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