Accessibility and Support

We want to ensure that everyone can access our products and services in a way that is accessible for them. On this page, you can read about the options available to you when getting in touch with us and using Raisin UK’s services, as well as hints and tips for using our website.

Raisin UK’s services - how we can help you

Requesting braille documents

We can provide documents in braille if you require. To request this, please email accessibility@raisin.co.uk, send us a secure message via your Raisin UK Account, or call us on 0161 388 2399. Let us know which documents you would like us to send you, and we will arrange for these to be sent out to you.

Requesting printed documents

If you don’t have a printer you can use at home, we can provide you with printed documents instead. To request this, please email accessibility@raisin.co.uk, send us a secure message via your Raisin UK Account, or call us on 0161 388 2399. Let us know which documents you would like us to send you, and we will post them out to you within 7 working days of your request.

Scanning documents for you

If you don’t have access to a scanner, or you’re unsure how to provide screenshots or copies of the documents we have requested (for example, if we have asked you to provide evidence to support a change of name, address or nominated account) we can help. You can post the relevant documents to our office address, listed below, and we will scan them for you instead. Please note, if you are sending valuable documents such as your passport, please ensure you send them by secure delivery.

Raisin UK
Cobden House
12-16 Mosley Street
Manchester
M2 3AQ

Avoiding financial scams

Financial scams are on the rise in the UK, with fraudsters using increasingly sophisticated methods to scam their victims. In the online safety section of our website, we detail how to spot savings accounts scams, how to check whether a website is legitimate, and what to do if you’ve been scammed.

Online safety guides

Bereavement Policy

In the event of the death of a Raisin UK Account holder, we can only speak to an administrator or probate of the deceased’s estate. We cannot share any information about the deceased’s accounts until their status as an administrator or probate has been verified.

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Additional support or accessibility requirements

If you have additional accessibility requirements that are not listed on this page, please contact accessibility@raisin.co.uk and someone will be in touch to advise you further about how we can support you.

FCA Consumer Duty

As of 31 July 2023, the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Consumer Duty came into force, aiming to ensure that customers of financial services companies receive ‘good outcomes’ and that financial services firms provide evidence that these outcomes are being met. Under these guidelines, we have a responsibility to:

Provide clear information about products, terms and conditions, so it is easy for customers to make informed decisions
Respect customers’ varied needs, including any in vulnerable circumstances, and do so every time they interact with them (for example, through proportionate and appropriate forbearance and enforcement policies)
Offer genuinely helpful customer support which is easy to access

There are a number of ways in which Raisin UK upholds the new consumer duty outcomes. This includes:

Providing clear information about products on the Raisin UK marketplace, including terms and conditions and projected interest earned
Providing clear information via Raisin.co.uk with guides, FAQs and a chatbot, so you can find the information you need
Keeping your money safe and secure through FSCS protected savings accounts and your personal Transaction Account
Offering multiple ways for you to contact Customer Services, including via email, telephone, letter, and secure message via your Raisin UK Account
Offering additional support and accessibility adjustments for all customers, as listed on this page

Get in touch with our Customer Services team via email, phone, secure message or letter

Customer care and complaints

If you have questions about us or our services or need some help with your account, please get in touch.

Citizens Advice

Citizens Advice provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities, including money matters such as budgeting, credit cards and cost of living.

Visit Citizens Advice

Money Advice Trust

A national charity helping you tackle debt and manage your money with confidence.

Visit Money Advice Trust

Adjusting Raisin UK's website to support you

Here, we explain some helpful hints and tips to make it easier for you to read web pages and save important information when you’re online.

Increasing text size on this website

There are two ways that you can increase (or decrease) the size of the text on this website to make it easier for you to read.

The easiest way to do this is by pressing the ‘CTRL’ key whilst simultaneously pressing ‘+’ or ‘-‘ on your keyboard. If you are using an Apple computer or laptop, simultaneously pressing COMMAND (⌘) and ‘+’ or ‘-‘ on the keyboard will give you the same result.

On a Windows computer, if you are using a mouse that has a wheel, you can also hold the ‘CTRL’ key and move the wheel forwards or backwards to zoom in or out. If you are unable to do any of these actions, you can also manually adjust the size of your text by going into your settings when you have a browser (or webpage) open.

More information can be found here.

Printing information on this website

If you would like to print off a page from the website so you can refer back to it later, you can do this easily. The way to do this will vary depending on what kind of computer or laptop you are using.

With a mouse: Right-click with your mouse on the page you would like to print out, then select ‘Print’ from the drop-down menu that appears.

Screenshotting a page or information

Screenshotting will allow you to save a webpage or a piece of information to your computer files, so you can come back to it later. This might be useful if you don’t have a printer, but you want to save important information or correspondence so you can refer back to it later. Our Customer Services team may also ask you to provide a screenshot so they can assist you with certain queries you may have. Please note, it is not advisable to screenshot sensitive personal information, such as your bank account details.

Windows computer keyboard: Go on to the page you want to screenshot and press the Print Screen button on your keyboard (it may say ‘PrtSc’ or similar). When you press this, the screenshot of the page will automatically save to the clipboard. Next, open an image editing program like Paint, click on ‘Paste’ at the top left of the screen, and paste the picture from the clipboard. You can now save it as a file by clicking ‘File’ and ‘Save’ at the top of the screen.

Windows computer/laptop: Select the Start button, type ‘snipping tool’ in the search box on the taskbar, and then select Snipping Tool from the list of results. When the Snipping Tool appears, select ‘New’ and use your mouse to drag the box around the information or area you want to capture. Then use the Save and Copy buttons at the top of the snip to save it to your documents.

Apple computer/laptop: To take a screenshot, press and hold these three keys together: SHIFT, COMMAND (⌘) and 3. A thumbnail, or small preview of what you have just screenshot, should appear in the bottom corner of your screen. You can then click it to edit the screenshot, or if you do nothing, the screenshot will simply be saved to your desktop.

Bookmarking webpages

If you visit the same websites or a particular webpage regularly, for example, online banking, or your Raisin UK Account, you can ‘Bookmark’ the page to make it quicker to open it up when you’re using your computer. The way to do this will vary depending on what kind of browser you are using when you go on the internet.

Once you have bookmarked a page, typing in the first few letters of the website page name into your internet browser will bring the page up so you can access it quickly without having to type in the full URL. You can also then view all the pages you have bookmarked in your ‘Bookmark’ folder.

Google Chrome browser: Open Google Chrome > Go to the webpage you want to bookmark > Click the star icon on the right side of the address bar > Name the bookmark > Select the folder you want the webpage to be saved to > Click “Done” to bookmark the webpage.

Safari browser: Open Safari > Go to the webpage you want to bookmark >Select the “Share” button in the grey toolbar > Select “Add Bookmark” > Choose where to add the bookmark and rename it if you’d like > Click “Add”.

Internet Explorer browser: Go to the webpage you want to bookmark > Right-click on webpage > Select “Add to favorite” from the drop-down menu that will appear > In the “Add a favorite” window, name your bookmark > Save where you want the bookmark to live in the “Create In” field > Click “Add” to bookmark the webpage.

Microsoft Edge browser: Open Microsoft Edge browser > Go to the webpage you want to bookmark > At the end of the address bar at the top of the browser window, click the star icon Name the bookmark > Select the folder you want it saved in > Click “Add” to bookmark the webpage.

Firefox browser: Open Firefox > Go to the webpage you want to bookmark > Select the star on the address bar > From the menu that drops down, give your bookmark a name, then select “Done”.