
If you have been mis-sold a financial product, the consequences can go far beyond simple monetary loss, undermining your financial stability and peace of mind. We specialise in tackling a wide range of financial mis-selling issues, including but not limited to
A financial product or service may have been mis-sold for a variety of reasons, including excessive fees and charges, hidden commissions or undisclosed fees, unfair interest rates, or simply being unsuitable for your needs. Mis-selling can also occur if a proper risk assessment was not carried out, affordability was not correctly assessed, or you received inappropriate financial advice. Additionally, it may involve failing to provide you with the terms and conditions before signing or supplying false or misleading information about the product or service.
We are a leading firm in financial mis-selling claims, with a highly experienced legal team well-versed in financial mis-selling laws and consumer rights. We take a client-centric approach, focusing on your financial well-being and tailoring our services to meet your unique needs and concerns. Throughout your claim, we’ll keep you fully updated on progress and next steps, ensuring clear and consistent communication. To make the process accessible and affordable, we offer to run your claim on a No Win No Fee basis.
Compensation varies based on the terms of your agreement, the level of undisclosed commission and how long your agreement lasted. Successful claims have resulted in hundreds to several thousand pounds being refunded. You may also be entitled to interest on there funded amount.
Hiring a solicitor gives you several key advantages:
In 2019, the FCA announced that they had found unfair practices surrounding motor finance commissions and subsequently banned certain commission models in 2021. After a lot of pressure from law firms put on lenders in the motor finance claims sphere with little cooperation in response, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced a pause to the usual complaints scheme for further investigations in to the malpractice. We are expecting an update on the FCA scheme for motor finance claims in August-September 2025.
You may be eligible to claim if you:
Even if your agreement is fully paid off or the vehicle has been returned, you may still be eligible.
A motor finance claim is a legal action taken by a consumer who believes they were mis-sold car finance due to an undisclosed commission, usually a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) or Hire Purchase (HP) agreement. These claims typically involve undisclosed commission arrangements between the lender and the dealer, which may have influenced the terms of your finance deal unfairly.