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Car finance scandal: shares in UK lenders jump after supreme court ruling

Lloyds and Close Brothers surge after Friday’s court decision slashed the expected bill for compensation on mis-sold loans

Will I receive a car loan scheme payout and how much might I get?

Regulator expects to make payments of up to £950 to victims of discretionary commission scandal

High street banks lose £100bn in deposits as UK savers shift to online rivals

KPMG says higher savings rates are fuelling move to challenger banks, specialist lenders and building societies

Millions in line for payouts from £18bn car loan compensation scheme

City regulator says motorists should start to get payments in 2026 with ‘most payouts likely to be under £950’

The Guardian view on car finance scandal redress: mis-sold loans demand action, not excuses or spin

Editorial: Millions were overcharged on car loans they didn’t fully understand. The courts said this was unfair. It’s time for regulators and ministers to deliver redress

Fewer green energy tariffs offered as British households opt for cheaper deals

Industry data shows suppliers have scaled back premium-priced deals based on renewables as demand falls

Chancellor’s attempt to intervene in car finance scandal branded ‘disgraceful’

Defending industry over consumers sends ‘really bad message’, says Treasury committee member Bobby Dean

UK student bank accounts: the best perks, from railcards to cheap meals

As exam results days loom, we examine what the big lenders offer those heading to university

Car loan scandal: what the supreme court ruling means for UK motorists

Supreme court ruling ends 18-month saga over whether or not lenders hid finance commission rates

Blow to consumers as supreme court hands partial win to car finance firms over loans

Millions of drivers to miss out on compensation after UK’s highest court sides with finance companies

Car finance scandal: UK supreme court poised to rule on hidden commissions

Verdict could could pave way for millions of motorists to claim compensation for mis-selling

UK house prices rebound as market recovers from June dip

Average price of property rises 0.6% in July to £272,664, says Nationwide

Rail fares in Britain rise by inflation-busting 5.1% in a year

Campaigners say passengers are being priced out, with advance fares in south-east up by almost 10%

Animal rights group warns over ‘misleading’ footwear labelling

Peta urges UK business secretary to update regulations so wool is no longer grouped under ‘textile’

Shield poorer households from costs of clean energy plans, says Ofgem

As regulator for Great Britain launches review, it warns of upgrade of energy networks creating ‘winners and losers’

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