posted 11th June 2026
Over the last decade, we have represented consumers in thousands of claims involving Club La Costa Fractional Ownership products. In 2023, the issues at the heart of these claims were considered by the High Court, where Mrs Justice Collins Rice upheld the judicial review brought by the banks.
Many Club La Costa Fractional members were led to believe that they were purchasing an investment backed by bricks and mortar, and that they would receive a return of their investment at the end of the sixteen-year ownership term.
If you were mis-sold a Club La Costa Fractional Ownership membership and took out finance to pay for it, you could be entitled to substantial compensation. Many memberships were funded through lenders such as Shawbrook Bank and Novuna.
If your claim is successful, compensation may include the write-off of any remaining finance balance, as well as the recovery of payments you have already made. Even if you are still repaying the finance today, you may still be eligible to bring a claim. The sooner you seek advice, the sooner your options can be assessed.
If you would like to legally exit your Club La Costa membership and check if you qualify for compensation, get in touch.
