Lighthouse Group renews advice deal with MAS

National advice business

Jenna Towler
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Lighthouse Group has renewed its contract with The Money Advice Service (MAS) to provide the organisation's staff with financial advice.

The National advice business said the deal was renewed for a further year from 15 April and under the terms Lighthouse would be the preferred adviser to staff on savings, investments, pensions and protection, plus mortgages. MAS, launched in 2011, is due to be subsumed into the government's new single financial guidance body. Its current statutory objectives are to enhance the understanding and knowledge of financial issues among members of the public in the UK by offering guidance. Other Lighthouse contracts include major employee organisations such as UNISON, BA Clubs, Prospect, The...

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