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Mutual benefits

We use our profits to invest in improving what we do for our customers and we share the rest with eligible customers through ProfitShare, boosting the value of their savings.

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Mutual companies such as Royal London are customer-owned. This means that our profits are shared with customers, not shareholders.

We exist to serve our customers. This influences the decisions we make every day.

Everything we do is for the best interest of our customers.

Together for good

Our population is getting older, with many of us lacking the means to support ourselves in retirement. In addition, the climate crisis is damaging the world into which we'll retire. All of which puts the standard of living we have come to expect in jeopardy.

We are focused on the actions we need to take to help people achieve a good standard of living and build a sustainable future.

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Breaking the silence around death

Our new book How to Die Well is a practical guide to death, dying and loss, featuring inclusive cultural conversations and all-important support and resources for anyone dealing with death. 

Find out how to get your copy  

Our purpose

Royal London is a purpose-driven mutual. Our purpose, 'Protecting today, investing in tomorrow. Together we are mutually responsible' drives everything we do for our customers, members and society.

Responsible investment

Moving fairly towards a sustainable world.

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Climate change commitments

We're committed to taking fast and meaningful actions.

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Protection insurance

Safeguard today.

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Social impact

Create a positive impact.

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Championing

Take action.

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Positive financial futures

Prepare for tomorrow.

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Lost for Words

Everyone will benefit from talking about death.

View our digital exhibition with acclaimed photographer Rankin Link to Lost for Words exhibition page