Lighthouse agrees advice deal with teachers' union

Carmen Reichman
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National advice firm Lighthouse Group has entered an 'affinity' contract with the Association Of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), gaining it access to 170,000 prospective new clients.

Lighthouse will be the preferred provider of financial advice to the trade union's members for the next three years. ATL is a trade union and professional association representing about 170,000 teachers, headteachers, lecturers and support staff across nurseries, schools, sixth form, further and higher education colleges and universities. The group is active in England, Wales and Northern Ireland where it seeks to help members through research, advice, information and legal advice. Lighthouse announced in January it is to roll out a simplified online advice service to its affinity ...

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