The Treasury’s Intervention in the Motor Finance Supreme Court Case Rejected – What Happens Next? In a significant development in the ongoing motor finance mis-selling scandal, the Supreme Court has rejected an application by the Treasury to intervene in the upcoming hearing. This decision marks a crucial moment in the fight for consumer justice, as […]

The Upcoming Motor Commission Supreme Court Case: A Defining Moment for Consumer Justice The Supreme Court is set to hear what could be one of the most significant financial justice cases in recent history. At the heart of the case lies the question of whether motor finance providers should be held accountable for historical commission […]

The Motor Finance Scandal: A Betrayal of Consumers and Government Overreach A System Rigged Against Consumers For years, car buyers across the UK have unknowingly been exploited by a widespread practice within the motor finance industry—undisclosed commissions. Motor dealerships received hefty kickbacks from lenders in exchange for signing customers up for finance agreements, all while […]

The Financial Ombudsman Service Charges: A Disaster for Vulnerable Consumers The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has long been a vital avenue for consumers seeking justice against financial wrongdoing. However, the recent decision to impose charges on professional representatives who bring cases on behalf of consumers threatens to undermine access to fair redress—particularly for the most […]