Savings

Teachers Assurance is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a top ten position for the returns on its Teachers Provident With-Profits Fund*. David Furniss, Chief Executive comments “Teachers Provident’s results reflects the many changes we have made over the last few years to imp... [More]

Teachers Assurance pays Special Mutuality Bonus to Members Teachers Assurance has today announced that they will be returning excess profits to their With-Profits members in the form of a Special Mutuality Bonus. Going from strength to strength, in 2010 Teachers Assurance was reported as the &lsqu... [More]

  We can all think of reasons to delay starting a particular discipline, whether it be embarking on an exercise regime, regularly sorting your paperwork or eating more healthily. Saving for your future is no different            ... [More]

Few of us will deny that putting money away regularly is a good idea, but how many of us are actively saving for the future?   Regardless of the current economic climate, chances are you will have some expectation of future events – a new car or holiday, a hous... [More]

Incredibly it’s 21 years since Teachers Assurance first launched their Ethical Fund, and to coincide with the Fund’s 21st birthday in July, Teachers Assurance have announced a change to the funds’ investment structure. The proposal for the change is to improve the breadth and dep... [More]

When you were given a gift of money as a child, were you the type who raced to the building society to deposit it, delighting in seeing your passbook balance grow? Or were you straight down to the corner shop to spend it on sweets, comics and toys? The habits we adopt as youngsters often stay with ... [More]

In the current economic climate we all know it makes sense to regularly put some money aside to pay for things we want in the future. Deciding where to invest, however, can be a difficult decision. With the more traditional bank and building society accounts currently producing low returns, now co... [More]

There's no point in putting any money away for the future, or is there? At the present time there's much talk about the low returns being earned on savings and investments, so you may think there's little point in putting your money away for the future. But whoever you are and whatever stage of lif... [More]

Currently the Government lets everyone (adult or child) save £25 a month in a tax free savings plan. These plans are only available from Friendly Societies like Teachers Assurance and this little publicised tax break offers uncomplicated, tax-efficient, investments, which are ideal for savers... [More]