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Money doesn’t stretch as far as it used to — and whether you’re currently serving or you’ve left the forces behind, keeping on top of insurance, bills and everyday finances matters. This section pulls together the best deals and discounts on financial services, insurance and everyday utilities for the armed forces community.
Insurance is one of those things you can’t afford to get wrong, but you also shouldn’t be paying over the odds for. Serving personnel have some specific needs that standard policies don’t always cover well — deployments, kit, overseas postings — and veterans transitioning to civilian life often find themselves reassessing cover they’ve had through the military.
Car insurance, home insurance, travel insurance and specialist military policies are all worth shopping around for. A number of providers recognise military service and offer reduced premiums or more suitable cover as a result. It’s always worth asking directly whether a provider has a forces or veterans rate before you commit.
From bank accounts and credit cards to broadband and mobile contracts — the cost of everyday services adds up quickly. Some providers offer exclusive rates for forces members and veterans, while others run general promotions that are well worth taking advantage of.
If you’ve recently left the forces and are sorting out your finances independently for the first time, it’s worth taking the time to compare what’s available rather than defaulting to the first option. Small savings on monthly bills compound into significant amounts over a year.
Broadband, TV, energy, mobile phones — these are monthly outgoings most households can’t avoid. If you’re setting up a new home after a posting or following the transition out of service, it pays to compare before you commit. Sky TV and Now TV both regularly run deals worth looking at if you’re sorting out your TV package, and if you need to kit out a new home with appliances or tech, Currys is one of the first places worth checking for current offers before you buy elsewhere.
For families relying on a car day to day, breakdown cover is one of those quiet essentials that you only appreciate when you need it. Several providers offer competitive rates for forces members and veterans — worth checking before your current policy renews.
Veterans in particular often find themselves revisiting wills, financial planning and legal services after leaving the forces. A number of providers offer reduced rates for the military community in these areas, and it’s worth knowing what’s available before paying standard rates.
All offers are updated regularly. If you spot something that should be included or a deal that’s no longer accurate, let us know.
