Lighthouse secures advice deal with 450,000-member NEU

National Education Union

Julian Marr
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Lighthouse Group has won a new three-year agreement with the National Education Union (NEU) as the preferred provider of retirement planning and investment advice to its 450,000 members.

The NEU was formed on 1 September 2017 by the amalgamation of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) and the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and, while Lighthouse was the preferred supplier of financial advice to the ATL's 126,000 members, it did not previously act for the 336,000 members of the NUT. In a statement, Lighthouse noted the NEU was the largest education union in the UK and the fourth largest trade union in the TUC, with in excess of 450,000 members, bringing together teachers, lecturers, support staff and leading workers in maintained and independent schools and co...

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