About Bank of Ireland UK
Bank of Ireland is an Irish banking group whose UK car finance business trades as Northridge Finance, so that is the name most customers will see on their paperwork. Northridge holds around 2% of the UK motor finance market. Its agreements, usually hire purchase or PCP, were typically arranged by the dealer at the point of sale.
The group has set aside £374m for UK motor finance compensation and said in May 2026 that it did not expect that figure to change materially under the FCA’s final rules.
What Bank of Ireland took off your payout
Compensation is usually made up of three parts. Only one of them is what we reclaim.
Can I claim?
- Bank of Ireland UK paid you compensation, under the FCA scheme, after a complaint or through the Financial Ombudsman.
- The compensation included interest, with tax deducted.
- You were a basic-rate or non-taxpayer in the tax year you were paid.
Bank of Ireland questions
Will claiming affect my Bank of Ireland UK compensation?
No. The rebate is a separate claim to HMRC. Bank of Ireland UK isn’t involved and your compensation doesn’t change.
I had more than one Bank of Ireland agreement
Every payout you received in the same tax year goes into one claim, including payouts from other lenders.
Bank of Ireland hasn’t paid me yet
Reserve your rebate now. We’ll tell you when payments start and file for the right tax year once you’re paid.
My letter doesn’t show any tax deducted
If no tax was deducted, there’s nothing to reclaim. If you’re not sure, our case team can check it for you at no cost.
What do you do for me?
We check what you’re owed, work out the right tax year, prepare and submit the claim to HMRC as your agent, deal with any questions and send you the balance after our fees.
Sources
- Irish Times: Bank of Ireland pauses new UK car finance offers after shock industry ruling (1 November 2024)
- Irish Times: Bank of Ireland sees little change in £374m UK motor finance commission charge (1 May 2026)
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