Lighthouse renews affinity contract with foster carers' association

FosterTalk has 20,000 members

Julian Marr
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Lighthouse Group has renewed its contract with FosterTalk as the preferred provider of retirement planning, mortgage and investment advice to the association's 20,000 members for three more years.

Lighthouse said the contract renewal with the not-for-profit provider of independent support for foster carers in the UK underlined its list of affinity partnerships. These also include large employee organisations, such as the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, BA Clubs, the Fire Brigades Union, Prospect, Unison, Unite, the University and College Union and Usdaw.  FosterTalk's Alan Wood said: "The national basis of our membership means it is important to us to continue to partner with an organisation that is clearly capable of supporting our members no matter where they may reside a...

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