One in ten head teachers set to retire in the next year Research by Wesleyan - a specialist financial services mutual for teachers - has found that more than one in five (21%) headteachers at schools in England have accelerated their retirement plans over the past 12 months.
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Wesleyan celebrates 180 years Birmingham-based specialist financial services mutual Wesleyan is celebrating its 180th anniversary this week. To mark the occasion, Wesleyan is sponsoring Gratitude, an art installation led by global public art producer Wild in Art.
Wesleyan celebrates its 180 year anniversary Today (Friday 23rd April) marks our 180th anniversary and there's a real air of excitement across the Society as we celebrate the milestone!
Mutuality is a bonus for Wesleyan members in 2020 Wesleyan, the specialist financial mutual for doctors, dentists and teachers has announced its results for the year ended 31 December 2020.
Approach confirmed by Goverment to remove Age Discrimination from Teachers' Pension Scheme To alleviate age discrimination against those who moved into the reformed Teachers Pension Scheme in 2015, the Government has confirmed their decision to follow the deferred choice underpin approach when giving members their options.
Wesleyan Foundation hits £3 Million donation milestone The Wesleyan Foundation has now awarded a total of £3 million to good causes across the UK since its launch three years ago.
Wesleyan announced as Birmingham location sponsor for Wild in Art’s Public Art Installation ‘Gratitude' Wesleyan, has been confirmed as the Birmingham location sponsor for the much-anticipated 'Gratitude', a spectacular public art installation developed by leading global public art producer Wild in Art.
Brits' savings strategies put lockdown cash piles at risk Covid-19 has prompted Brits to save more and improve their savings habits, but many risk losing out long-term by relying on savings accounts over investments.