The ANZ flex commission class action targets the old “flex commission” setup in car finance, where dealers could bump up your interest rate above a base rate and pocket a bigger commission for the privilege. In short: shoppers paid more for loans than they likely should have, and the case argues that’s unfair and unlawful. It generally covers ANZ/Esanda car loans arranged through dealerships before the regulator banned flex commissions in 2018. If you financed a car via a dealer and the paperwork mentions ANZ/Esanda, you might be in the tent for potential compensation. Outcomes and timelines vary, and nothing’s guaranteed, but it’s about clawing back dollars that were allegedly siphoned off via inflated rates.

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