Tune in to BBC Sounds to catch Jeanette and Gordon's lively Saturday breakfast show, where they dissect the latest developments in the world of finance and football. This week's hot topics include the recent car finance ruling, which promises significant changes for consumers, and the surprising news surrounding Son Heung-Min’s potential departure from Tottenham Hotspur.

Car Finance Ruling: What You Need to Know

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently announced a landmark ruling regarding discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs) in the car finance industry. For years, dealerships have been able to profit from commissions on the interest rates they charge customers. This ruling aims to redress the balance, potentially leading to millions of pounds in compensation for those who were overcharged. Jeanette and Gordon delve into the details of this ruling, explaining what it means for drivers and whether you might be eligible for a refund. They break down the complex legal jargon, making it accessible to everyone, and discuss the implications for the future of car financing.

Son Heung-Min: A Spurs Legend Moves On?

In the world of football, the news of Son Heung-Min potentially leaving Tottenham Hotspur has sent shockwaves through the club and its fanbase. The prolific South Korean striker has been a key figure for Spurs for years, and his departure would leave a significant void in the team. Jeanette and Gordon analyze the reasons behind this potential move, discussing the player’s ambitions, the club’s future direction, and the impact on Tottenham’s Premier League aspirations. They debate whether this is the right decision for both Son and Spurs, and speculate on where the star might be heading next.

Beyond the Headlines: Your Weekend Talking Points

But that’s not all! Jeanette and Gordon also cover other pressing news stories and engage in lively debates on a range of topics. Expect insightful commentary, witty banter, and a healthy dose of weekend entertainment.

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