Scottish Widows is extending its partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support until 2028, marking the first time the charity has entered a five-year deal with a financial services partner.
The partnership has been extended so Scottish Widows can continue to help customers who live with or are affected by cancer, it stated. Macmillan estimates that nearly 3.5 million people will be living with cancer in the UK in 2025, likely to grow to four million people by 2030. Scottish Widows entered the partnership in October 2021 and has referred over 600 customers to Macmillan for cancer support. Additionally, over 100 customers who were receiving help from Macmillan Cancer Support have been referred to Scottish Widows as part of a two-way process. Macmillan also provides a...
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