Money needs a plan

We’re a leading provider of advice, pensions and investments.

As a provider of financial advice, personalised wealth management, financial products and services, and investment options, we're here to help customers give their money a plan and build brighter financial futures for every generation.

We make it easy to ensure your money has a plan. We provide customers with financial advice, personalised wealth management, financial products and services, and investment options so they can easily plan and manage their money with their financial advisers.

However, please note the value of investments and the income they produce can fall as well as rise, so you might get back less than you invested.

We’re experienced in helping people plan and invest their money. A FTSE 250 company with a longstanding history, we’re rated financially very strong and were named the UK's number one personal pension provider 2025 by the Telegraph. We’re rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot, based on reviews for our investment platform service.

Quilter Cheviot, our sister company, has been helping clients to grow and preserve their wealth for over 250 years through highly personalised wealth management, including discretionary investment management and advice services.

The ‘Invest in the Future’ campaign is a nationwide initiative designed to encourage more people in the UK to benefit from investing. We’re proud to be part of the campaign, which is supported by the Financial Conduct Authority, HM Treasury and the Money and Pensions Service.

Our involvement reflects our commitment to improving financial understanding and helping people feel more confident about their options before deciding what’s right for them.

Find out more about why we’re supporting this campaign.

That feeling - that investing is “not for people like me” - is more common than you think. It’s part of what psychologists call Financial Imposter Syndrome: the sense that you’re pretending when you talk about money, or that you’ll be exposed for not knowing enough. But here’s the truth: you don’t need to be an expert to begin. You just need a plan, and someone to help you build it.

Being financially single doesn't necessarily mean you're single. It describes a situation where you manage your finances independently, even if you're in a relationship. Many people take responsibility for day-to-day money decisions, savings, pensions, or investments on their own.

Understanding your financial position can help you feel more confident about planning for the future, whether you're managing your finances alone, sharing responsibilities with a partner, or preparing for a life change. Our 'Financially Single' content explores common challenges, practical steps you can take, and ways to build financial confidence.