South Wales Police Federation members and their families have access to a range of specialist financial services support.
The Federation offers access to guidance and products covering everything from saving and borrowing to mortgages, investments, retirement planning and estate planning through its trusted member services partners.
The services are designed with the needs of police officers in mind, helping members make informed decisions about their finances.
Police Friendly provides savings and investment products, including five and 10-year plans and tax-free ISAs, alongside protection cover and financial education for serving and retired officers and their families.
Members looking for a flexible way to save or borrow can turn to No1 CopperPot, the UK’s largest police credit union.
No1 CopperPot is a not-for-profit financial co-operative that aims to help members build their savings, access affordable borrowing and improve their financial wellbeing.
Imperial Chartered provides independent financial advice tailored to individual circumstances.
Its services include pensions and retirement, savings and investments, tax-efficient financial planning, estate planning and inheritance matters.
Home ownership is another area where specialist advice is available.
Police Mortgages can support members who are looking to buy a property, remortgage an existing home or are considering property investment. It has access to more than 100 lenders, including all major UK high street banks, and can compare around 12,000 mortgage products.
The Federation also provides access to specialist support with wills and estate planning through Kingsman Associates, its preferred and trusted local provider of wills, trusts and lasting powers of attorney.
Members can access a free single or mirror will through Kingsman Associates, while trust planning and lasting power of attorney services are available for a charge.
More information about the financial services available to South Wales Police Federation members is available in the Member Services section of the branch website, or members can contact the Federation office for further information.