The financial wellness of our members and customers is important to us. We’re here to help you manage your money through all life’s milestones. And can help support you with any money worries or financial difficulties you may face.
Did you know you can speak to someone for guidance on your finances, at no charge?
You can speak to a Foresters Financial Adviser to discuss your options if your circumstances were to change. As our advisers work solely for Foresters, we pay them so you don't have to. Discuss your options at your convenience, with video calls or face-to-face home visits.
Our Customer Services team can help update your Plan, premiums or contributions to best suit you, if your circumstances have changed.
If you are experiencing financial difficulty, you may find it helpful to seek advice.
There are a range of advice organisations and charities which provide free, confidential and impartial advice. Here's a few you may find helpful:
Support and services from The Money Advice Service, the Pensions Advisory Service and Pension Wise. Covering a range of areas to support with money worries.
Specialises in confidential information and advice to assist with legal, debt, housing and other problems people in the UK may face.
Help support thousands of people a year to deal with their debt problems by offering free, flexible debt advice.
Offers free and impartial help about money and bills. Bill’s aims to make it easy for everyone to get support with money and to live a sustainable life at home.
Mind - Information and advice to people needing mental health support
YoungMinds - Making sure all young people can get the mental health support they need.
Text Service for young people: If you are a young person struggling to cope, Shout can provide 24/7 text support. For help, text SHOUT to 85258
Mental Health Care UK - UK’s providers of support to individuals with learning disabilities, mental health issues, behaviours that challenge, and autism.
You can’t emotionally prepare yourself to cope with a life-limiting illness and there is no manual on how to deal with the loss of a loved one.
Whilst we can’t change these events, our protection products offer a Peace of Mind service after making a claim, providing empathic help, support and guidance for people when they need it most.
Other support for you and your family:
Cruse - Support when dealing with the loss of a loved one.
Hope Again (connected to Cruse) - Advice for any young person dealing with the loss of a loved one.
Speak to someone
If you have additional requirements, we are here to support you. Whether you are looking to open a new Plan with us or are an existing customer, you can contact our Customer Services team with your requirements.
0333 600 0333 service@foresters.co.uk
Open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm - UK based
Are you a member?
If you have a Plan with us and are over 18 you are a Foresters member. Meaning you have access to a range of benefits that can help you financially.
From MemberDeals for discounts, to Foresters Renew which allows you to apply for a grant to learn new skills, or upskill to grow your career.
Our learn section
Want to get smart with your money? Take a look at budgeting basics, smart ways to get in control of your money and much more.
Helping you to be confident with your finances.
In the UK billions of pounds are sat in inactive bank accounts, pensions, and investments. If you believe you may have any dormant accounts, which have funds in, you can use Gretel locate them. We’ve partnered Gretel to help our members do this. It is a free and secure tracing system which will find lost accounts on your behalf reconnecting you with your lost money.
The digital Midlife MOT is introduced by Gov.uk, to support people’s decisions. It can help people who might be wanting to restructure their household budgets, improve their health to stay in the job they enjoy; or considering whether now is the time to see what transferable skills they have to start a new job or career.
It also encourages and helps people to plan for later life and consider what retirement is appropriate for their individual circumstances.
