Financial wellbeing
We know that keeping on top of your finances can be difficult. Whether it's tips for creating a budget or understanding credit scores, we're here to help.
Extra care
From taking care of your finances to taking care of yourself, discover all the ways we can support you
We all need a little extra support sometimes. Whether you are struggling with your finances, having health challenges or just need to contact us in a way that works for you, there's help at hand.
Financial help
Allow someone to speak to us on your behalf
Want help managing your plans? A letter of authority allows you to nominate someone to discuss financial details with us on your behalf.
Worried about investment scams?
Investment scams are on the rise, and can be hard to spot. Read our guide to see how you can protect yourself from scammers.
Citizens Advice Service
Need impartial financial guidance? Citizens Advice gives independent advice to millions of people in the UK every year.
Step Change (Debt advice)
If you're struggling with debt, Step Change can provide tools, tips and a tailored plan to help you get your finances back on track.
Bereavement - help in difficult times
Let us know about a death
If you're managing the affairs of somebody who has passed away, here's how to contact us. We've tried to make the process as simple as possible.
Bereavement Advice Centre
You don’t have to go through grief alone. If you need practical advice or emotional support, you can visit the Bereavement Advice Centre or call them on 0800 634 9494.
National Bereavement Service (NBS)
National Bereavement Service (NBS) provides bespoke practical and emotional bereavement support. Get help today.
Accessibility support
Mental health and caring for others
NHS mental health services
Find out how to access NHS mental health services, including 24-hour mental health helplines.
Mind charity
Mind is a mental health charity offering valuable support to people going through a tough time. It also provides advice on how to support people around you who may be struggling.
Register a power of attorney
With a power of attorney, you give other people the authority to help you make financial decisions, or make decisions on your behalf. Learn how to set one up and register it with Wesleyan.
Apply to be someone's deputy
If you believe that somebody close to you does not have the mental capacity to make financial decisions for themselves, you can apply to become their deputy.
Carers UK
The UK's leading charity for unpaid carers, Carers UK provides a host of expert information, advice and support to help you in your role as a carer.