To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Martin Lewis has revealed that millions of motorists could soon pocket ‘hundreds, not thousands of pounds’ as part of a car finance consultation. Drivers who were mis-sold car finance could be owed up to £18billion after the
Martin Lewis has warned a car finance ruling expected today could have major ramifications for “consumer lending” and the wider economy, warning the outcome could do “more harm than good”. The Supreme Court will announce its decision on car finance discretionary commission payments this afternoon after weeks of deliberation. If the previous Court of Appeal
The Supreme Court heard the case in April, and the ruling is expected to be delivered later this afternoon Martin Lewis has shared three possible outcomes for the Supreme Court’s judgement(Image: ITV) Martin Lewis has shared three possible outcomes for the Supreme Court’s judgement around hidden car finance commission claims. Their ruling is expected around
The Supreme Court will deliver its judgment on car finance compensation this Friday, August 1 – we explain everything you need to know, including a separate FCA investigation A big update on car finance claims is expected this week(Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) Millions of drivers could soon find out if they are due compensation over claims
Martin Lewis has warned that drivers could miss out on hundreds of pounds in car finance compensation for making a simple mistake. The Money Saving Expert founder suggested motorists tricked into signing up to ‘no-win, no-fee’ mis-selling claims may owe 30% of any compensation they receive to the claims firms. However, these claims firms are
The Martin Lewis Money Show Live made a comeback on Tuesday, with the money expert giving an update for those eagerly awaiting news on potential compensation payouts of up to £1,100 linked to undisclosed Discretionary Commission Arrangements (DCAs). The financial guru updated viewers on the current situation regarding the appeal that was heard by the
Any compensation payout will be made automatically, but the consumer champion urged people to ‘get ahead of the queue’. 10:22, 21 May 2025Updated 11:12, 21 May 2025 Martin Lewis presenting a summer special of Money Show Live from Bristol.(Image: ITV) The Martin Lewis Money Show Live returned to TV screens on Tuesday for an hour-long
The boss of one of the UK’s biggest banks has claimed there is no evidence customers were “harmed” as a result of the ongoing car finance compensation scandal. Charlie Nunn, head of Lloyds Bank, stressed investigations had shown customers had not been unfairly treated despite a probe into the sector by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Martin Lewis has given drivers an update over the car finance scandal, suggesting that it has the potential to result in a payout of billions of pounds. As the Supreme Court begins a three-day hearing over whether to overturn the Court of Appeal’s ruling that all car finance agreements that featured a hidden commission were
Money-saving maestro Martin Lewis has issued a critical warning to mobile banking users amidst a worrying spike in street muggings. During his latest ITV programme, Mr Lewis felt compelled to address the audience due to a noticeable increase in phone thefts, which can lead to bank accounts being swiftly drained. As the UK experiences a