Wesleyan bags personal loans for teachers rights

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WESLEYAN'S Savings Bank today announced it has won exclusive rights to market personal loans to members of the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT).

Wesleyan’s Ian Hall said: “Many people don’t realise that Wesleyan offers a full range of banking services, as well as pensions, investments and life assurance for which we’re better known. "We’re delighted to further cement our relationship with NASUWT by offering members personal loans that are competitive, tailored to their specific professional needs and backed up by a high standard of customer service.” The Wesleyan for Teachers personal loan says it will offer fixed interest rates, so that borrowers can budget ahead with confidence, plus a high degree of repayment at no extra co...

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