Car Finance

Supreme Court Confirms Mis-Selling - Now Maximise Your Payout

Following the recent Supreme Court judgment on discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs)...

RMM Team

04 August 2025

Following the recent Supreme Court judgment on discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs), the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has now confirmed it will implement a formal redress scheme for affected consumers.

This is a major opportunity for those mis-sold car finance and the difference in how you pursue your claim could have a serious impact on how much you get back.

Our priority is maximising your payout.

We’ve been closely reviewing the judgement and redress guidance, particularly the methods used to calculate compensation. The latest updates confirm that interest charges can be added to the value of claims, a key factor that significantly increases what consumers may be owed.

We believe many clients will be entitled to more than they realise and far more than early media estimates suggest.

Why claim through us and not go it alone?

  • Stronger outcomes: Lenders will not treat all claims equally. A volunteered offer made to someone submitting a basic claim is unlikely to match what we can recover through a well evidenced, professionally presented case.
  • Higher value calculations: We apply detailed analysis to each claim, including commission structure, finance terms, and interest impact ensuring every pound you’re owed is accounted for.
  • No shortcuts: We don’t accept generic or low settlements. Our team will challenge undervalued offers and pursue full compensation on your behalf.  

Your claim could be worth more than you think.

If you took out car finance before 2021, and the broker or dealer was incentivised through discretionary commission, there’s a good chance you’re owed compensation potentially in the thousands.

Start your claim with us today and make sure you don’t leave money on the table.

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