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Blue Light Together

With the rising cost of living causing families around the country to take stock of their spending, we look at how you can save on your household bills, adapt to the ongoing increases in food prices, learn to budget or manage your debts. We have partnered up with the team at Secondsight to provide you with update to date and validated advice on how to manage your money.

Citizen's Advice

We can all face problems that seem complicated or intimidating. At Citizens Advice we believe no one should have to face these problems without good quality, independent advice. That’s why we’re here: to give people the knowledge and the confidence they need to find their way forward - whoever they are, and whatever their problem.

Gambler's Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others do the same. This site offers various aids for the compulsive gambler including a forum, a chat room, literature and most importantly a meeting finder.

Metfriendly

Metfriendly

We're financial experts dedicated to the Police Service. If you're a serving or retired Police Officer or work for the Police Service, we have competitive financial products and services designed for you. We also welcome your family to join as members.

Metropolitan & City Orphans Fund

The charity supports the children of serving and former officers of the Metropolitan Police and the City of London Police who subscribed to the Fund whilst serving and who are either deceased or retired on pension and are so incapacitated as to be unable to contribute materially to the family upkeep.

Mental Health at Work

Mental Health at Work

In the UK, we’re experiencing a cost of living crisis. This happens when costs rise faster than our wages, so things like your weekly shops or energy bills take up a larger proportion of your household budget. This means more people might be experiencing financial difficulties, and we know that money worries can have a big impact on your mental health. But there are things you can do to help your own household and your employees.

Money Helper

MoneyHelper joins up money and pensions guidance to make it quicker and easier to find the right help. MoneyHelper brings together the support and services of three government-backed financial guidance providers: the Money Advice Service, the Pensions Advisory Service and Pension Wise.

Money Saving Expert

MoneySavingExpert.com is the UK's biggest consumer website, with more than 16 million users a month. The site's dedicated to cutting your bills and fighting your corner with journalistic research, cutting-edge tools and a massive community – all focused on finding deals, saving cash and campaigning for financial justice.

No 1 Copper Pot

We began in 1986 and have a growing membership of over 40,000 members, we are proud to be one of the biggest police credit unions in the UK. We were rooted in Greater Manchester Police and Leicestershire Police before merging and growing in popularity, this led to our expansion across all UK police forces and we now have a payroll deduction facility available with 30 of those.

Octopus Money

Mental health and financial health are intrinsically connected. Money worries are regularly cited as the #1 cause of poor mental health among employees. So, how can we help employees have more open conversations about money and mental health in 2023? Hear insights from the Money & Mental Health Policy Institute, the Head of HR at The Royal Ballet School and Octopus Money about how the taboos around both money and mental health.

Pay Plan

We offer free, simple debt advice to anyone who needs it. Whilst we’ve grown a lot since our creation as a family-owned company in 1992, our mission has remained the same – to help people become debt-free through clear, honest advice and debt solutions that work.

PFEW

Almost half of police officers worry about money every day, or almost every day. More than 1 in 10 do not have enough money to cover their monthly essentials and almost three quarters feel worse off financially compared to five years ago. We continue to put pressure on the government to recognise that police officers must be paid fairly for the difficult, and often dangerous, job they do.

Police Care UK

Police Care UK

An assistance grant is a financial grant from Police Care UK, awarded at the discretion of our trustees, which is made on the advice of our independent Grants Panel.

Police Children's Fund

Police Children's Fund

Police Children’s Fund is a grant-giving charity providing financial assistance to support the education, development, and wellbeing of the children of deceased or medically retired police officers from our 22 contributing forces across England and Wales.

Police Mutual

Let’s Talk Money is a new monthly newsletter for helping you stay financially fit. Each month you’ll get helpful advice on topics covering everything from savings & investments, to mortgages and debt.

Serve and Protect Credit Union

At Serve and Protect Credit Union, we are passionate about improving the financial resilience of those who serve and protect our nation. We provide financial support to the people who help every corner of our society through various means of financial support.

Step Change

Money worries and poor mental health are often linked. If you’re struggling to cope, you’re not alone; around half of our clients have told us they have depression, stress, anxiety, or they’re living with another mental health condition. It can be difficult to open up and admit you need help, but that’s how you can take the first step to get back on track.

The Police Children's Charity

The Police Children’s Charity is a registered Charity which aims to support Police families by helping to ease the financial pressures of bringing up children in the face of life-changing circumstances.

West Midlands Police Benevolent Fund

West Midlands Police Benevolent Fund was set up in 1974 after several local forces combined to form West Midlands Police. It is financed by subscriptions from members as well as donations. Money raised supports serving officers, retired officers, police staff – and their families.

National Debtline

We're a registered charity providing free, impartial, expert debt advice to more than 100,000 people each year. We've been helping people manage their debts for over 30 years.

GamCare

The National Gambling Support Network, formerly known as ‘The National Gambling Treatment Service’, is a group of organisations across Great Britain that provide free, confidential and personalised support for anyone who’s experiencing harm from gambling, as well as those affected by someone else’s gambling.

South West Police Compassionate Fund

The Object of the South West Police Compassionate Fund is to provide financial aid to members; being serving or retired police officers of Devon and Cornwall Police and / or their dependants.

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