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Millions of car, van, motorbike finance customers owed £1,000s from the hidden discretionary commission scandal?
Banks may be required to identify victims and issue compensation automatically, eliminating the need for claims.
Millions of car finance customers are set to receive compensation.
Banks may be required to identify victims and issue compensation automatically, eliminating the need for claims.
Millions of car finance customers are set to receive compensation.
Banks may be required to identify victims and issue compensation automatically, eliminating the need for claims.