Limited time savings offer for UNISON members

UNISON Living’s saving provider Shepherds Friendly are running a limited time offer for UNISON members.

Get up to a £105* Love2shop voucher when you open a Shepherds Friendly stocks and shares ISA or five-tear fixed-rate bond.

This offer runs from 1 to 31 October 2023.

Stocks and shares ISA

Save tax-efficiently for your future from as little as £30 a month, or with one-off deposits to fit your personal circumstances.

Shepherds Friendly do the hard work to nurture and grow your investment, helping you save for your future goals. When you invest, your capital is at risk.

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Five-year fixed-rate bond

A savings bond that rewards loyalty – lock into an annual interest rate of 5.60%** AER for a fixed term of 5 years (100% FSCS protected).

A Shepherds Friendly fixed rate bond lets you save for the future safe in the knowledge that you’re getting a guaranteed return on your savings.

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About Shepherds Friendly

Founded in 1826, as a mutual society, Shepherds Friendly is wholly owned and run for its members, bringing you a variety of tax-efficient adult and child savings plans.

You can open a plan online or over the phone, quote “UNISON” to receive your exclusive welcome gift.

Visit their website or ring their member services team on 0800 526 249 to find out more.

 

*Value of the voucher depends on how much you save see shepherdsfriendly.co.uk/unison-l2s-terms-and-conditions/ for full terms and conditions

**Correct at time of publishing 11/10/23 – see website for up-to-date rates shepherdsfriendly.co.uk/UNISON

Capital at risk. All references to taxation are to UK taxation and are based on Shepherds Friendly Society’s understanding of current legislation and H M Revenue and Customs practice which may change in the future. Shepherds Friendly is a trading name of The Shepherds Friendly Society Limited which is an incorporated Friendly Society under the 1992 Friendly Societies Act No. 240F. Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority.