How it works

No jargon, no hidden steps. Here's exactly what happens when you check your eligibility.

Step 1

Check your eligibility

Complete our free eligibility check — just two quick questions. No paperwork needed.

Step 2

Referred to one of our panel partners

If your details suggest you may have a valid claim, we refer you to one of our panel partners — an FCA-authorised claims management company or an SRA-regulated solicitor firm. They will contact you by telephone, email, or SMS to discuss your potential claim — typically within a few working days.

Step 3

The partner firm reviews your case

The partner firm will gather details of your finance agreement, assess whether a Discretionary Commission Arrangement (DCA) or other mis-selling applies, and confirm in writing whether they will take on the claim.

Step 4

Claim submitted to the lender

Once engaged, the partner firm submits a formal complaint to the lender, who must respond under FCA complaint-handling rules. If the lender rejects the claim, it can be escalated to the Financial Ombudsman Service at no cost to you.

Step 5

Receive your compensation

If the claim is upheld, compensation is paid. The partner firm will deduct their agreed fee — disclosed to you in writing in advance and subject to the applicable fee cap (FCA cap for claims management companies, SRA rules for solicitors) — and transfer the remainder to you.

You don't need a claims management company to make a claim.

You can complain directly to your lender for free and, if you're not satisfied with the outcome, escalate to the Financial Ombudsman Service at no cost. Using a claims management company does not necessarily mean your claim will be resolved more quickly or with a better prospect of success.

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