Lenders avoid having to pay compensation to drivers
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Lenders avoid having to pay compensation to drivers
Millions of drivers in car finance schemes will not receive compensation, after the Supreme Court ruled lenders are not liable for hidden commission payments.
Report by Brooksl.
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