Common Car Finance Claim Myths (Debunked)
Think car finance claims are a scam or that it's too late to claim? We debunk the biggest car finance myths and explain what UK drivers need to know.
Car Finance Claims Explained: Self-Managed Claims vs Expert Support | Nick Knowles' pick
Nick Knowles explains the different ways to pursue a car finance complaint. Learn the differences between claiming yourself, waiting, or using expert support.
Introducing 'You Could Claim Yourself' with Nick Knowles
Nick Knowles trusts Mis-Sold Expert. Discover our new campaign on car finance claims and find out why getting the experts in makes all the difference.
FCA Motor Finance Scheme Partially Suspended: What It Means for Consumers
The Upper Tribunal has suspended parts of the FCA's motor finance compensation scheme. Here is what has happened, what it means for consumers, and what your options are.
Angel and Others v Black Horse: What the Latest Court Ruling Means for Car Finance Claims
Discover what the Angel and Others v Black Horse appeal means for motorists, car finance claims, hidden commission, and potential compensation.
What Customers Say About Starting a Car Finance Claim
Read what customers say about starting a car finance claim, including communication, support, common questions about mis-sold expert and understanding fees.
Introducing the New Mis-sold Expert Client Portal
We're pleased to announce the launch of the new Mis-sold Expert Client Portal, a secure online platform designed to give you greater visibility over your claim whenever you need it.
Car Finance Compensation Delays: When Will Consumers Get Paid?
Millions of motorists across the UK are waiting to find out if they will get compensation for historic motor finance agreements. Many expected progress in 2026. Instead, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed that legal challenges to its Motor Finance Compensation Scheme will likely delay payments until 2027.
Does Commission Automatically Mean Your Car Finance Was Mis-Sold?
Since the FCA announced its motor finance redress scheme, one question keeps appearing across consumer forums, finance articles and lender complaints. If a commission was involved in a car finance agreement, does that automatically mean the agreement was mis-sold?
How The Car Finance Compensation Process Is Expected To Work
Since the FCA announced its motor finance redress scheme, many consumers have started looking beyond the headlines and asking a more practical question. What actually happens next?
Why Premium Car Brands Became So Closely Linked To PCP Finance
During the 2010s, PCP finance changed the way many people bought premium vehicles in the UK. Brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Land Rover became heavily associated with monthly payment advertising and regular upgrade cycles. Instead of focusing on the full purchase price of the car, many dealership conversations shifted towards affordability and whether the repayments fit comfortably within a customer’s monthly budget.
What Happens If You Refinanced Your Car Agreement?
For years, refinancing a car agreement became a normal part of vehicle ownership for many UK consumers. Some drivers refinanced because they wanted lower monthly repayments. Others changed vehicles early, replaced existing agreements with new finance deals or rolled outstanding balances into another PCP arrangement through the dealership.
