Consumer RightsVoluntary Termination of Car Finance: The 50% Rule Explained
Want out of your PCP or HP agreement? Voluntary termination lets you hand back the car once you've paid 50%. Learn how VT works and when it's the right choice.
18 Apr3 min
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