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Claiming finance commission back.
In placing a claim for this... Am I placing a claim with the dealership or should it be placed directly with the finance company?
Thanks.
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To me this means that the Kia dealers receive a commission based on selling you the car finance agreement. This might explain why there is no mention of it in your paperwork.
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You werent paying commission. The finance company was.mojo198 said:I have been told by Kia that there was a commission based agreement on a car finance I had. There is nothing in my paperwork to tell me I was paying commission so I believe these fees were hidden from me.
In placing a claim for this... Am I placing a claim with the dealership or should it be placed directly with the finance company?
Thanks.
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It's perfectly normal for commission to be hidden... last time you bought a big item in a shop did you get to know how much commission the seller received? FCA states that 95% of car loans involve commission.mojo198 said:I have been told by Kia that there was a commission based agreement on a car finance I had. There is nothing in my paperwork to tell me I was paying commission so I believe these fees were hidden from me.
In placing a claim for this... Am I placing a claim with the dealership or should it be placed directly with the finance company?
Thanks.
The issue that you may not have fully understood is for loans taken out between 2014 and 2020 where the dealer got more commission if they offered you a higher APR than if they offered you a lower APR that the lender would have also been happy to do. This created a conflict of interest which should have been declared. For you to have a valid complaint you need to show they offered you a higher APR in exchange for additional commission.0 -
With regards to the issue of commission being paid on car finance deals, does the same apply to finance deals on caravans where it may have been paid?0
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Again to be clear, there is no problem with commission, having it on the sale is perfectly fine. The only issue in this case, was a claim that some dealers deliberately gave you a higher APR on the finance in order to get more commission. As such, can you prove this was the case with a caravan sale?Andysibbo said:With regards to the issue of commission being paid on car finance deals, does the same apply to finance deals on caravans where it may have been paid?Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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And if there is any claim, surely it would be for the excessive interest paid, and not for the commission (which he didn't pay)?Nasqueron said:
Again to be clear, there is no problem with commission, having it on the sale is perfectly fine. The only issue in this case, was a claim that some dealers deliberately gave you a higher APR on the finance in order to get more commission. As such, can you prove this was the case with a caravan sale?Andysibbo said:With regards to the issue of commission being paid on car finance deals, does the same apply to finance deals on caravans where it may have been paid?0 -
That I don't know - it's with the FCA at the moment for reviewCar_54 said:
And if there is any claim, surely it would be for the excessive interest paid, and not for the commission (which he didn't pay)?Nasqueron said:
Again to be clear, there is no problem with commission, having it on the sale is perfectly fine. The only issue in this case, was a claim that some dealers deliberately gave you a higher APR on the finance in order to get more commission. As such, can you prove this was the case with a caravan sale?Andysibbo said:With regards to the issue of commission being paid on car finance deals, does the same apply to finance deals on caravans where it may have been paid?Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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Would seem logical that if the finance company offered you 10% interest but the sales guy got you to agree to 11% interest with him and the bank splitting it 50/50 that your loss is the impact of the delta in interest rate.Car_54 said:
And if there is any claim, surely it would be for the excessive interest paid, and not for the commission (which he didn't pay)?Nasqueron said:
Again to be clear, there is no problem with commission, having it on the sale is perfectly fine. The only issue in this case, was a claim that some dealers deliberately gave you a higher APR on the finance in order to get more commission. As such, can you prove this was the case with a caravan sale?Andysibbo said:With regards to the issue of commission being paid on car finance deals, does the same apply to finance deals on caravans where it may have been paid?0
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