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Scottish Widows Overview

Scottish Widows was founded as Scotland's first mutual life office in 1815 and has since worked to help people plan their financial futures through a range of effective investment products and financial services.

Scottish Widows is an award winning financial services provider and has become one of the most recognised brands in its industry.

Customers can manage accounts through any Lloyds TSB branch, or through a customer service centre based in Edinburgh where a team of trained staff are at hand.

Scottish Widows employs around 4,000 people within its customer service, I.T, marketing and distribution, risk, legal and compliance and finance and support departments.

It's headquarters are located in Edinburgh.
Scottish Widows offer an Individual Savings Account (ISA) offing tax free returns on investments in stocks and shares through professionally managed funds. You can invest up to £7,200 each year, using up both your stocks and shares and cash ISA allowances.

With a Scottish Widows ISA you have the freedom to invest either as a lump sum, or in monthly payments. You can start saving with as little as £50 per month of a £1,000 lump sum payment.

Any returns on your investment are tax-free, so you can get the best from your money and avoid having to pass on a cut to the tax-man.

Scottish Widows News

Scottish Widows launches new online saving account
A new saving account from Scottish Widows offers consumers the chance to manage their money online. ...
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Tue 20th Oct, 2009
Scottish Widows reveals 'inadequate savings'
Scottish Widows is reminding people of the importance of having a substantial amount of money tucked away in the difficult financial climate, it has emerged. ...
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Thu 9th Jul, 2009
Scottish Widows reveals 'barriers to saving'
Britons are citing a number of factors which they claim are preventing them from saving money. ...
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Tue 2nd Jun, 2009
Scottish Widows praises potential rise in ISA allowance
Comments by Gordon Brown that the amount of money which can be invested into individual savings accounts (ISAs) could increase have been praised by Scottish Widows. ...
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Thu 12th Mar, 2009