About Blackhorse
Part of Lloyds Banking Group, Blackhorse is the UK’s largest motor finance lender. It finances cars and, under names such as Harley-Davidson Finance and Yamaha Finance, motorbikes too. Most customers meet it through a dealer, who arranges the finance, often PCP or hire purchase, when the vehicle is bought.
Lloyds has set aside about £2bn for motor finance compensation, one of the largest provisions in the industry, and stood by that figure after the FCA published its final rules in March 2026.
What Blackhorse took off your payout
Compensation is usually made up of three parts. Only one of them is what we reclaim.
Can I claim?
- Blackhorse 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.
Blackhorse questions
Will claiming affect my Blackhorse compensation?
No. The rebate is a separate claim to HMRC. Blackhorse isn’t involved and your compensation doesn’t change.
I had more than one Blackhorse agreement
Every payout you received in the same tax year goes into one claim, including payouts from other lenders.
Blackhorse 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
- FCA: List of car finance lenders
- City AM: Lloyds Bank shares edge up despite £800m motor finance hit (13 October 2025)
- City AM: Close Brothers ‘well positioned’ for £320m motor finance hit (8 April 2026)
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