Important information about CASLP

Sanlam Life and Pensions, now operating as CASLP, became part of the Chesnara Group on 28 April 2022.

Following this acquisition, Chesnara has restructured the company at the group level. This change has identified ways to manage the business more efficiently than running the two companies separately. Therefore, Chesnara is proposing to transfer the CASLP business to Countrywide Assured, a primary subsidiary of Chesnara plc.

Update - the Court hearing has been re-scheduled and will now take place on 21 December 2023 (previously arranged for 29 November 2023).

The Court and the industry regulators must approve the proposal before making the transfer, which is expected to be granted on 21 December 2023

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Sanlam Life and Pensions, now operating as CASLP, became part of the Chesnara Group on 28 April 2022.

Following this acquisition, Chesnara has restructured the company at the group level. This change has identified ways to manage the business more efficiently than running the two companies separately. Therefore, Chesnara is proposing to transfer the CASLP business to Countrywide Assured, a primary subsidiary of Chesnara plc.

Update - the Court hearing has been re-scheduled and will now take place on 21 December 2023 (previously arranged for 29 November 2023).

The Court and the industry regulators must approve the proposal before making the transfer, which is expected to be granted on 21 December 2023

Find out more.

Continuing to look out for your client’s financial future

Sanlam Life and Pensions (SLP) is now operating as CASLP following Chesnara plc’s acquisition of the business. The change is in name only, and you can continue to rely on the same high standard of support and service to help you look after your clients’ wealth.

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Sanlam Life and Pensions (SLP) is now operating as CASLP following Chesnara plc’s acquisition of the business. The change is in name only, and you can continue to rely on the same high standard of support and service to help you look after your clients’ wealth.

We will carry on supporting you to help your clients achieve the things they want in life and protect themselves against the things they don’t.

While Sanlam Life and Pensions is closed to new business, the Onshore Bond is available through specific wealth management platforms for regulated advisers. Customers can continue to contribute to their policies and add further investments. Our processes and forms will continue to work in the same way.

If you have any questions about your clients’ current arrangements, please email below or call the Client Contact team on 03330 155 600.

Securing your clients’ financial future

We’ll continue to work with you to support your existing clients with us so they can enjoy a secure future.

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Maximising our existing products

Your clients can continue topping up their existing CASLP products, and we will continue to accept new advised clients for our Onshore Bond.

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Supporting you and your clients

We will continue to support you and your existing clients with us to help look after their wealth to secure their financial future.

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Time for a free DWP digital Midlife MOT of your money, health and work?

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers a digital Midlife MOT tool for money, health and work.

It’s primarily for people in their 40s and 50s, to help take stock of their finances, skill and wealth – although the MOT is available to all ages. With longer and healthier living, it’s increasingly important to plan and prepare for work, wealth and wellbeing in later life.

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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers a digital Midlife MOT tool for money, health and work.

It’s primarily for people in their 40s and 50s, to help take stock of their finances, skill and wealth – although the MOT is available to all ages. With longer and healthier living, it’s increasingly important to plan and prepare for work, wealth and wellbeing in later life.

Find out more.

Pension Awareness is back. Bigger than ever. Better than before.

The Pay Attention To Your Pension campaign celebrates its 2nd year during Pension Awareness Week 11 -15 September 2023.

Created by the ABI and Pension and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA), with the DWP and thirteen industry partners, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the importance of financial wellbeing later in life.

5 reasons not to miss pension awareness week 2023 >>>>

The Pay Attention To Your Pension campaign celebrates its 2nd year during Pension Awareness Week 11 -15 September 2023.

Created by the ABI and Pension and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA), with the DWP and thirteen industry partners, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the importance of financial wellbeing later in life.

5 reasons not to miss pension awareness week 2023 >>>>

Cost-of-living pressures see investors looking for income from investments or pension benefits

Continuing rises in the UK’s cost of living are affecting us all, and many are looking at ways to generate income through their investments and pension benefits.

However, there are risks to taking this approach at a time of high inflation and /or market downturn. 2022 has seen market volatility return because investors are nervous about global events, such as the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, rising inflation and soaring utility prices, to name a few.

How does this affect you if you’re thinking of taking income from your investments or pension benefits? What should you consider? Find out more about the potential risks before taking action.

Worried about the cost-of-living crisis? There are organisations who offer free, impartial advice. Read on.

cost of living crisis

Continuing rises in the UK’s cost of living are affecting us all, and many are looking at ways to generate income through their investments and pension benefits.

However, there are risks to taking this approach at a time of high inflation and /or market downturn. 2022 has seen market volatility return because investors are nervous about global events, such as the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, rising inflation and soaring utility prices, to name a few.

How does this affect you if you’re thinking of taking income from your investments or pension benefits? What should you consider? Find out more about the potential risks before taking action.

Worried about the cost-of-living crisis? There are organisations who offer free, impartial advice. Read on.

Resources

Essential documents for each of our products, including online user guides, features, charges and forms.

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Chesnara plc’s acquisition

Announcing the successful completion of Chesnara plc’s acquisition of Sanlam Life & Pensions UK Ltd (SLP).

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Contact us

To find out more about your clients’ current arrangements please email us below or call us on 03330 155 600.

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