Our purpose is Helping Britain Prosper.
We have an important role to play in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future.
As with all necessary struggles it’s often the actions of brilliant and tenacious individuals that create lasting change.
We put you first, so you can put our customers first.
Our charitable Foundations are celebrating 40 years of tackling social disadvantage and Helping Britain Prosper.
Our 2025 annual report will be published on Wednesday 18 February.
See all the key dates in the financial year.
Higher, more sustainable returns as we continue to Help Britain Prosper.
With hubs across the UK, there's a place for you.
We're searching for the best talent to join us in Leeds.
Join us as we explore new ideas and technologies to reshape the world of finance.
Working with us gives you access to some of the UK’s household brands.
Our purpose is Helping Britain Prosper.
We have an important role to play in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future.
As with all necessary struggles it’s often the actions of brilliant and tenacious individuals that create lasting change.
We put you first, so you can put our customers first.
Our charitable Foundations are celebrating 40 years of tackling social disadvantage and Helping Britain Prosper.
Our 2025 annual report will be published on Wednesday 18 February.
See all the key dates in the financial year.
Higher, more sustainable returns as we continue to Help Britain Prosper.
With hubs across the UK, there's a place for you.
We're searching for the best talent to join us in Leeds.
Join us as we explore new ideas and technologies to reshape the world of finance.
Working with us gives you access to some of the UK’s household brands.
The latest news, expertise and thought leadership from Lloyds Banking Group.
Charlie Nunn, Group Chief Executive, on our financial results, strategic progress and forecast for the year ahead – along with the steps we're taking to support customers, businesses and communities across the UK.
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Women face a 32% gender pension gap driven by career breaks, childcare responsibilities and lower investment confidence, but with practical steps and policy support this gap can be closed.
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We all know that the financial world can be unpredictable, and this is especially true against the backdrop of today’s ever-changing political landscape. Given this, it’s therefore only natural then that people are looking for ways to secure a stable income for their golden years. Annuities could be the answer.
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The UK’s pensions landscape has dramatically evolved over the past 20 years. Today, factors such as changes in policy, the rise of new technologies and a changing economy, have all significantly impacted the way that people are preparing for retirement.
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The latest Scottish Widows Women and Retirement report shows that policy changes such as automatic enrolment have positively impacted the gender pensions gap, but some opportunities are still missed.
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Research by Scottish Widows shows that self-employed and part-time workers are more likely to fall short of the minimum standard of living in retirement.
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18 Nov 2025 | Jill Henderson
Women face a 32% gender pension gap driven by career breaks, childcare responsibilities and lower investment confidence, but with practical steps and policy support this gap can be closed.
Lloyds Banking Group named “Outstanding” in Euromoney’s 2025 MarketMap of the world’s best digital banks, highlighting its leadership in digital and AI-driven banking.
6 Nov 2025 | Helen Bierton and Rohit Dhawan
With over 21 million mobile app customers, we recognise that the way people interact with their money has changed.
Charlie Nunn, Group Chief Executive, on our financial results, strategic progress and forecast for the year ahead – along with the steps we're taking to support customers, businesses and communities across the UK.
We’re the UK’s number one direct mortgage lender for first-time buyers, and 70,000 people purchased their first home with our help in 2025. We continue to support the UK housing market in numerous ways, and we aspire to a UK in which all households have access to affordable, safe and sustainable homes in places they want to live.
Empowering our customers to meet their financial goals is just one of the ways that we’re Helping Britain Prosper. In 2025, customers opened more than 3.5 million new savings accounts across our brands, and 76,000 started investing with Ready Made Investments.
We were ranked second in the LinkedIn Top Companies financial services list, identified as one of the best workplaces to grow your career in the finance sector. And we agree: with hubs across the UK and a fast-paced, dynamic environment with unlimited opportunities, you can fast-forward your career with us.
2025 marked 40 years of our charitable Foundations, founded in 1985 to provide vital support to small and local charities across the UK and Channel Islands, helping to tackle disadvantage in the communities that need it most. Since then, we’ve donated more than £800 million and supported nearly 70,000 small charities.
The 2025 Consumer Digital Index marked the 10th edition of this landmark study of digital and financial capability in the UK. In the refreshed report we explored how people are responding and adapting to AI – one of the most transformative technologies in the digital space.
We published an industry-leading farming report to help clients tackle climate and nature risk.
Farming with nature: mapping the growth opportunity for UK agriculture is the most comprehensive analysis of its kind – mapping 5.1 million hectares of UK farmland – and demonstrates that sustainable farming is not only environmentally imperative but can be commercially viable.
The Scottish Widows 2025 Women and Retirement Report looks at the unique challenges women face as they plan for retirement. Despite 20 years of progress in reducing the gender pensions gap, there is still work to do. But when women are given the right knowledge, tools and support, we can help them create a more secure future.
In 2025 we hit £5 million raised to support our charity partners Crisis and Simon Community Northern Ireland. Through fundraising, colleague volunteering, the Changing Lives grant programme and government lobbying, we’re working to end homelessness for good.