WAY Widowed and Young (WAY), the UK’s charity supporting people widowed before the age of 51, has announced a new strategic partnership with DSNY Wealth Planning.
The partnership will deliver a year-round programme of financial wellbeing resources designed specifically for people navigating life after the loss of a partner. Through educational webinars, practical guides, articles and online events, the programme aims to make financial planning more accessible and less daunting at a time when many people need it most.
The collaboration reflects a shared belief that practical financial knowledge can help people regain confidence and make informed decisions as they rebuild their lives.
Stephanie Patrick, CEO of WAY Widowed and Young, said: “Managing finances after losing a partner at a young age can feel completely overwhelming, so we are delighted to partner with DSNY Wealth Planning to provide our members with trusted, practical guidance and resources. This collaboration is all about giving young, widowed people the tools and confidence they need to make informed decisions and rebuild secure futures for themselves and their families.”
Paul Fell, CEO of DSNY Wealth Planning, said: “At DSNY, we believe financial planning is about far more than money, it’s about helping people build secure futures and giving them confidence at life’s most challenging moments. We are honoured that WAY Widowed and Young has chosen to work with us and look forward to building a partnership that creates genuine, lasting value for its members through education, compassion and practical support.”
About DSNY Wealth Planning
DSNY Wealth Planning is a firm of chartered financial planners based in Stratton St Margaret, Swindon. Find out more at www.dsnywp.com.
About WAY Widowed and Young
WAY Widowed and Young is the UK’s charity supporting people widowed before the age of 51. Find out more at www.widowedandyoung.org.uk.
DSNY Wealth Planning is an appointed representative of 2plan wealth management Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
