Merry Christmas 

Make Financial Wellbeing your
New Year's Resolution

The new year is the perfect time to reset habits, and your finances are a great place to start. Feeling confident about money can reduce stress, improve day-to-day wellbeing, and help your sleep better. 

This festive period, we've put together 5 top tips to help you hit the ground running in the new year. Click here to see how we can help you budget with confidence, build a savings safety net, tackle debt, plan ahead for a healthier financial future and access tools designed to help you stay on track in 2026!

Festive Opening Hours at Penny Post Group

As things are wrapping up for Christmas, remember our CU App is  easiest way to manage your account with access to your money 24/7 over the festive period.

Step into Christmas with our opening hours:
Wednesday 24 December – 9:30am–12:00pm (customer counter closed)
Thursday 25 December – Closed
Friday 26 December – Closed
Monday 29 December – 9:00am–4:00pm (customer counter closed)
Tuesday 30 December – 9:00am–4:00pm (customer counter closed)
Wednesday 31 December – 9:30am–12:00pm (customer counter closed)
Thursday 1 January – Closed
Friday 2 January – 9:30am–4:00pm (customer counter closed)

We’ll be back to our normal opening hours from Friday 2nd January. 

From us all at Penny Post Group, we hope you have a cracker of a Christmas and a happy New Year!

January Price Cap
What It Means for You, 

With energy bills often on our minds at this time of year, it's helpful to know what’s going on behind the scenes as we head into the new year. 

The Energy Price Cap is set to rise in January, and we've pulled together the information you need to understand what the January price cap means for you. 

We've also got you covered with 6 key easy ways to save on your energy bills. Want to save 10% on your bills in January? Click here to find out how! ⬇️

Don't Let Scammers Deliver a Shock

Scammers are getting busier during the festive rush, as many of us are keeping an eye out for parcels arriving in time for the big day.

Fake “missed delivery” messages, unexpected parcel payment requests, and even dodgy cards through the letterbox can all be signs of a scam. They’re designed to look convincing, but their aim is to catch you off guard and trick you into sharing your personal details.

Stay scam-aware and enjoy a Christmas that’s merry, bright… and scam-free.

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