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Friendly societies
A friendly society is a voluntary mutual organisation whose main purpose is to assist members (usually financially) during sickness, unemployment or retirement, and to provide life assurance.
These pages contain examples of good practice and links to the registration forms for friendly societies.
The Noticeboard
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16 October: Journey to the FCA
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02 October: Financial Crime Newsletter - Issue 16
30 August 2012 - Retail Distribution Review Newsletter Issue 7
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13 August: Individuals pretending to be FSA employees
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25 July: Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) funding model review CP
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28 June: Retail Distribution Review (RDR) Newsletter - Issue 6
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30 April: Retail Distribution Review (RDR) Newsletter - Issue 5
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10 April: Top 15 conduct risks from our Retail Conduct Risk Outlook
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5 April: RDR Consumer Guide: Changes to the way you get financial advice [PDF]
* On this page we refer to both friendly societies and insurance companies as ‘insurers’ and to both members and policyholders as ‘customers’..



