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Key developments in the motor finance mis-selling review, the FCA redress scheme and the Upper Tribunal challenges.
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The FCA has confirmed the Upper Tribunal will hear the four legal challenges to its motor finance redress scheme between 16 and 26 February 2027. Here is what that means for the timeline, what lenders must still do, and when compensation could realistically arrive.
Read moreOn 2 July 2026 the Upper Tribunal made an order suspending parts of the FCA's motor finance redress scheme while four legal challenges are heard. Lenders must keep preparing, but no compensation will be calculated or paid until the process concludes.
Read moreThe FCA has updated its guidance for lenders following legal challenges to the motor finance redress scheme. Here is what has changed, when money is now expected, and what you need to know.
Read moreThe FCA's motor finance complaint handling pause lifts on 31 May 2026, ending a wait of over two years. Here is what changes, what stays the same, and what you need to know about scams.
Read moreThe FCA's motor finance compensation scheme is now facing four separate legal challenges that are expected to delay payouts. Here is what has happened and what it means for your claim.
Read moreThe Financial Conduct Authority has published the final rules for its motor finance Consumer Redress Scheme (PS26/3), setting out exactly how affected consumers will be identified and compensated.
Read moreThe Financial Conduct Authority has published its long-awaited consultation on an industry-wide Consumer Redress Scheme for motor finance mis-selling.
Read moreThe UK Supreme Court today handed down its long-awaited judgment in the three linked motor finance commission appeals, confirming the unfair relationship route under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
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