TES - Teachers Assurance UK

With the Guaranteed Savings Plan from Teachers Assurance you get three good reasons to start saving now. The plan allows you to invest regularly with the potential for growth, plus it offers a 100% Money Back Guarantee* for your added peace of mind. You'll also get a reward of £60 Marks & Spencer vouchers when you apply online.

* At maturity, providing your premiums are maintained for the full term of the plan

The New Year brings with it a promise of a fresh start and many of us make plans for the future. But, despite our good intentions, the time and pressure of every day life mean that some of our plans may be difficult to stick to. However, this needn't be the case with putting aside some money for the future.

The Guaranteed Savings Plan from Teachers Assurance invests in our With-Profits Fund which in turn uses a range of assets including company shares, government and company fixed interest bonds, index linked bonds, property and cash. The range of assets we hold can be adjusted to reflect market conditions and your money has the potential for growth over the longer term. That's why with the more traditional savings accounts currently producing low returns, now could be a good time to start investing in the Guaranteed Savings Plan.

To get the full details of our With Profits click here

How the plan works...

You can choose to save between £50 and £500 a month, for a term of your choice between 10 and 25 years.
Your money is invested in our With-Profits fund, which aims to generate growth over the longer term.
As an added bonus we'll match your first premium into the plan. So if you choose to save £50 a month we'll add a further £50 giving your savings an early boost.
As the plan can invest in stocks and shares its value can go down as well as up.
However, the plan has the potential for growth and we offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee, so you know you'll get back at least what you paid in plus our matched premiums, at the end of the plan term.
The plan encourages a regular savings discipline. If you are tempted to cash in early you could get back less than you paid in.

To get the full details of our With Profits Fund click here

Why invest with Teachers Assurance?

We've been providing specialist financial products and advice to members of the education sector since 1877.
We're a mutual friendly society with no shareholders to pay, so any profits we make are used to benefit our With-Profits members.
We don't lend money and we don't hold any of the so-called 'toxic assets' that have caused problems in other financial institutions.
We are a financially secure organisation and have a substantial capital buffer to protect us from falls in the financial markets.

To find out more about the plan and to apply online click here where you can get all the information you need. When you take out a plan we'll send you £60 of Marks & Spencer vouchers.

Free Prize Draw
Only purchasers of the Guaranteed Savings Plan quoting promotion code GB001 will be entered into the prize draw. Purchases must be made by end of business on Friday 29th January. This can be done via our website, phone or post. Entry into the prize draw is then automatic. The draw will take place within 28 days of the closing date with the winner being the first entry drawn from all those received. The prize is a £200 cheque. This prize is not transferable. The winner will be notified by telephone followed by confirmation in a letter and the cheque will be issued within 28 days of the winner being notified.

Your Marks & Spencer vouchers will be sent within 28 days of receipt of first premium. We would like to make you aware that calls may be monitored and recorded. We are only able to advise on our own products and those of selected third party providers. Teachers Assurance is a trading name of Teachers Provident Society Limited (TPS) an incorporated friendly society No.372F, authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). A member of the Association of British Insurers and the Association of Mutual Insurers. Registered in England & Wales.