We're owned by our members for our members
As a member-owned business we don't have shareholders to pay. This means we can reinvest our profits to benefit our members and communities.
Your member benefits
Being a member of OneFamily gives you access to a variety of benefits to support your financial future.
*Member benefits cannot be used by members who have a permanent residence overseas.
Annual General Meeting*
Our AGM is one of the main ways our members can have their say on how we run our business. Members can hear about business updates, vote on key decisions, ask questions and provide feedback to help us continually improve how we do things.
Young Person's Education Grants*
Both members and customers can apply for help towards meeting the essential costs of education and training for young people aged 15-19.
Lifetime Mortgage Advice*
£950 saving for eligible OneFamily members, where the fee is paid by OneFamily
New member benefits*
We've launched a range of member benefits to provide great savings on shopping, days out, health and wellbeing, and much more.
We'll continue to invite our members to register for their benefits in 2024.
Have your say
As a member-owned business, we’ve always had a strong focus on member engagement and giving you the opportunity to have your say on how we run our business. Listening to and learning from our members plays a crucial part in shaping our products and services. This, in turn, allows us to serve our members better and build closer, long lasting relationships.
We engage with our members in a number of ways and seek feedback to continually evolve the way we do things.
Who is a member?
Our customers become members when they take out certain types of products. Alongside our own OneFamily branded products, we also work with other providers. This is why membership rights also differ depending on who the customer takes their product out with.
Find out if you're a member
| Member | Product type |
|---|---|
| The child* | Child Trust Fund Except former Legal & General and The Share Centre Child Trust Fund customers Junior ISA Except Post Office Junior ISAs opened after 06/04/2018 Child Savings Plans** Junior Bond** |
| The first named planholder until the child reaches 18 | Unit Trust (on behalf of a Child) |
| The account holder | Lifetime ISA (Except former The Share Centre Lifetime ISA customers) Post Office Money® ISA (accounts opened prior to 06/04/2018 only) |
| The planholder | OneFamily ISA (formerly PEP) and OneFamily ISA |
| The policyholder | Family Bond Adult Savings Plans Life Insurance Plans Over 50s Life Cover Freeway Pensions Ecclesiastical Customers |
| The policyholder(s) | Lifetime Mortgage |
| The first named planholder | Unit Trust (Adult) |
* Where the member is a child under the age of 18, the child is not eligible to vote at the AGM. Children under the age of 16 are not eligible to apply for grant funding from OneFamily. The parent, guardian or named correspondent of the child may apply for grant funding from OneFamily but is not eligible to vote at the AGM.
** Where the member is a child under the age of 18, the child is not eligible to apply for grant funding from OneFamily or vote at the AGM. The parent or guardian of the child may apply for grant funding from OneFamily but is not eligible to vote at the AGM.
Inspiring Better Futures
Our vision is focused on Inspiring Better Futures and we want our members to be a part of that, every step of the way.
Read more about what we're doing to support our members and communities.
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