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In challenging times, you need to be side by side with someone you can trust The Metfriendly Monthly Savings ISA


Get an extra


BONUS on us


1.5% guaranteed annual bonus until 2021 for savings invested in the 2020/21 tax year


We’re Metfriendly. Side by side for your financial life, in and beyond the Met since 1893


We were established by volunteers within the Met to help widows of colleagues, and retiring officers. As the friendly society for the Metropolitan Police, we understand the risks you face and the worries your families deal with on a daily basis. That’s why we stand side by side with you, making it our priority to provide products tailored to the needs of the UK police family.


Established - We’ve stood side by side with the Met since 1893


Dedicated to you - Investments designed for the unique needs of the police family


Greater protection - Unlimited compensation cover above the standard high street £85,000


Investment experts – Experienced group of leading fund managers


Putting members first – Our dedicated Member Services team are highly experienced in handling police family finances and look forward to your call


Simple – Salary deduction available for serving Metropolitan and City of London police officers and Metropolitan police staff


Act now to make the most of your money • Call us today on 01689 891454


• Apply online at metfriendly.org.uk/monthly


• Email us at enquiries@ metfriendly.org.uk


Metropolitan Police Friendly Society Ltd is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (Firm ref No. 110026).


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