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Wrigleys Pensions Trustees Limited - a specialist independent trustee company

Increased pensions regulation and governance requirements mean that many trustees and employers are choosing to appoint a professional independent trustee to provide experience and reassurance to the board.

Our independent trustee company, Wrigleys Pensions Trustees Limited (WPTL), offers support to pension schemes of all sizes, either as one of a board of trustees or as a sole trustee. 

WPTL’s trustee services are offered at competitive rates and can be packaged to suit the particular requirements of the scheme.  Please do get in touch to find out more about our trustee company, including our Fixed Fee Proposal.

The Benefits of an Independent Trustee

  • Improved trustee processes and decision-making

  • Assistance with compliance and regulatory requirements

  • Reduced burden on lay-trustees

  • Help to avoid conflicts of interest

'I needed comfort and confidence in the quality of advice and the certainty that we were receiving the best advice or recommendations for appropriate action, in particular as regards compliance with relevant pension regulations and related matters.’

 Legal 500 (2024)


 "Kate was prompt with her responses and flexible when required to enable us to move quickly. Her advice was also pragmatic."

Chambers and Partners (2024)

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