Tees Mutual is a community-based friendly society providing a range of tax-efficient policies for all ages
The following links provide information on the proposed transfer of Tees Mutual to Oddfellows Friendly Society. If you require more information or need further explanation on the proposed transfer, please contact your agent (their number should be inside your payment book), call the office on 01642855199, email info@teesmutual.co.uk, message www.facebook.com/TeesMutual
Helping deliver financial security to our members throughout the North East
Please find an article below from the FCA.
If you have any concerns about Tees Mutual products and services please contact your agent, the office on 01642 850022, via the contact form on the website or email info@teesmutual.co.uk
On 31 July, new rules came into force for financial services firms.
The new rules, known as the Consumer Duty, set a higher standard of consumer protection in financial services.
The Duty means you should get:
We’re closely monitoring how firms are putting our new rules in place and will take action against those that aren’t following them.
Under the Duty, firms should be open and honest, avoid harm, and support you to pursue your financial goals. You should expect:
These rules apply to all new and existing products and services that are currently on sale. For older products that are no longer on sale, the rules will apply from 31 July 2024.
If you have a problem with your provider, or you don’t feel they’re meeting the Duty's standards, you should complain to them. If you're unhappy with their response, then you should contact the Financial Ombudsman Service.
If you don’t think you are getting good service or value for money you should shop around and consider switching.
New transparency rules are helping keep down the spiralling cost of funerals, according to a review by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Two more promising young footballers have joined the next generation of talented players from Bruce Rioch’s iconic Middlesbrough FC team of the late 1990s, after being snapped up by Tees-Mutual-sponsored Cleveland Schools FA.
Please find an article below from the FCA.
If you have any concerns about Tees Mutual products and services please contact your agent, the office on 01642 850022, via the contact form on the website or email info@teesmutual.co.uk
On 31 July, new rules came into force for financial services firms.
The new rules, known as the Consumer Duty, set a higher standard of consumer protection in financial services.
The Duty means you should get:
We’re closely monitoring how firms are putting our new rules in place and will take action against those that aren’t following them.
Under the Duty, firms should be open and honest, avoid harm, and support you to pursue your financial goals. You should expect:
These rules apply to all new and existing products and services that are currently on sale. For older products that are no longer on sale, the rules will apply from 31 July 2024.
If you have a problem with your provider, or you don’t feel they’re meeting the Duty's standards, you should complain to them. If you're unhappy with their response, then you should contact the Financial Ombudsman Service.
If you don’t think you are getting good service or value for money you should shop around and consider switching.
New transparency rules are helping keep down the spiralling cost of funerals, according to a review by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Please find an article below from the FCA.
If you have any concerns about Tees Mutual products and services please contact your agent, the office on 01642 850022, via the contact form on the website or email info@teesmutual.co.uk
On 31 July, new rules came into force for financial services firms.
The new rules, known as the Consumer Duty, set a higher standard of consumer protection in financial services.
The Duty means you should get:
We’re closely monitoring how firms are putting our new rules in place and will take action against those that aren’t following them.
Under the Duty, firms should be open and honest, avoid harm, and support you to pursue your financial goals. You should expect:
These rules apply to all new and existing products and services that are currently on sale. For older products that are no longer on sale, the rules will apply from 31 July 2024.
If you have a problem with your provider, or you don’t feel they’re meeting the Duty's standards, you should complain to them. If you're unhappy with their response, then you should contact the Financial Ombudsman Service.
If you don’t think you are getting good service or value for money you should shop around and consider switching.
New transparency rules are helping keep down the spiralling cost of funerals, according to a review by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Two more promising young footballers have joined the next generation of talented players from Bruce Rioch’s iconic Middlesbrough FC team of the late 1990s, after being snapped up by Tees-Mutual-sponsored Cleveland Schools FA.
Tees Mutual does not provide financial advice. If you are in any doubt as to whether a policy is suitable for you, you should contact an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) for advice. An IFA may charge for providing such advice and you should confirm any cost beforehand. We are covered by the Financial Ombudsman Service, whose website address is www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.
Tees Mutual is a trading name of The Kensington Friendly Collecting Society Limited, which is an incorporated Friendly Society under the 1992 Friendly Societies Act No. 79COL. KFCSL is Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. KFCSL’s Financial Services Register number is 110058.
The registered address of Tees Mutual and its subsidiary, Tees Mutual Services Limited, is 1-3 Kensington Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS5 6AL.
