South Wales Police Federation members have access to a series of specialist financial services.
The branch continues to work with trusted providers who understand the demands of policing and the importance of long-term financial wellbeing.
The services range from saving and borrowing to mortgages, from financial planning to wills.
Services providers include Imperial Chartered, which offers independent financial advice tailored to police officers and staff. Services include pension advice, retirement planning, savings and investment strategies, tax-efficient financial planning, and estate planning, protection and inheritance guidance.
Savings and affordable borrowing are also available through No1 CopperPot, the UK’s largest police credit union.
The not-for-profit financial co-operative enables members to save directly from payroll from as little as £5 a month while also offering access to loans and mortgage products.
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The Federation has also partnered with Police Friendly, which provides savings and investments, protection products, and financial education tailored specifically to serving and retired officers, police staff and their families.
South Wales Police Federation has partnered with Kingsman Associates, a preferred and trusted local provider of wills, trusts, and lasting powers of attorney.
Kingsman Associates is offering members and their partners or spouses a FREE single or mirror will. All other trust planning and lasting power of attorney services are chargeable.
For those looking to step onto the property ladder, remortgage or invest in property, Police Mortgages offers specialist mortgage advice for members and their families.
With access to more than 100 different lenders, including all UK high street banks, Police Mortgages can compare around 12,000 mortgage products.
Members wanting to learn more about the services available can visit the South Wales Police Federation member services pages or contact the Federation office.
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