Talk Money Week
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Published 9 Nov 2021 in Raising Awareness
Did you know this week is #talkmoneyweek? If you find it hard to talk about money, you’re not alone. That’s why every year Talk Money encourages people to open up about their finances by having a conversation that can improve their physical, mental and financial wellbeing.
The Co-op Credit Union are a not-for-profit co-op, offering a trusted, ethical place for members to save and borrow. They provide a range of affordable financial services for current and retired Co-op employees and members from a host of co-operative and mutual businesses.
How you could benefit
Since their launch in 1998, they have lent over £30m to members at affordable rates, and always work in the best interest of members.
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Loans are available from £50 to £15,000 at competitive rates. Spread the cost of holidays, home improvements, a new car, household appliances or other expenses
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Consolidate debts from credit cards, overdrafts or other lenders into one affordable monthly payment, potentially saving you money
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Payments are taken directly from payroll for co-op colleagues, so you’ll never miss an instalment. Direct debit is available for other members.
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No hidden fees or early resettlement penalties
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Plus, you’ll build savings for a rainy day as you repay your loan
Membership is open to a range of employees and pensioners of a wide range of co-operative organisations, as well as members of a number of co-ops and gives access to a range of benefits all year round.
For more information click here and if you would like to read more see the infographic links below.
How the Co-op Credit Union support - Podcasts
Why not take some time to listen to the podcasts below to find out how The Co-op Credit Union have supported people with their Financial Wellbeing?
Podcast 1 - Avoid high-cost lenders - Stuff you should know about money
Podcast 2 - How to start saving regularly - Stuff you should know about money
Plus don’t forget free debt advice is available through GroceryAid our retail charity partner.
Your helpline and contact website:
08088 021 122 - www.groceryaid.org.uk