ABCUL becomes All Together Money – what it means for credit unions

From Tuesday 14 April 2026, the Association of British Credit Unions Limited has officially rebranded to All Together Money.

It’s more than a name change. It’s a shift in how the movement presents itself, bringing a clearer, more unified voice to credit unions across Great Britain.

A name that reflects the movement

For years, ABCUL has been the main representative body for credit unions. The new name, All Together Money, is designed to say exactly what the movement stands for without needing explanation.

At its core, it reflects something simple: Credit Unions work best when they work together.

All Together Money positions itself as a collective. A network built on connection rather than competition. One that brings credit unions together to share ideas, tackle challenges, and push for better outcomes for members.

What hasn’t changed

Despite the rebrand, the fundamentals stay the same.

All Together Money remains:

  • The largest network of credit unions in Britain
  • A co-operative, owned by its members
  • A voice for credit unions with government, regulators and the media

Its role is still to support credit unions with:

  • Guidance and training
  • Policy and regulatory representation
  • Opportunities to collaborate and learn

In short, the name is new. The mission is not.

Stronger together

One of the key ideas behind the rebrand is unity.

By bringing credit unions together under a clearer, more accessible identity, All Together Money aims to strengthen the collective voice of the sector. That matters when it comes to influencing policy, shaping regulation, and raising awareness of fairer finance.

It also matters day to day.
Through forums, events and digital platforms, credit unions can share what works, solve problems together, and learn from each other’s experience.

A co-operative at its core

All Together Money continues to operate as a co-operative of co-operatives.

That means:

  • It’s owned by its member credit unions
  • It’s governed by a board elected from those members
  • It exists to serve the movement, not generate profit

It’s a simple model, but an important one. Decisions are made in the interests of credit unions and the communities they serve.

Why this matters for members

For credit unions like Clockwise, this rebrand is a positive step.

A clearer identity helps:

  • Raise awareness of the credit union sector
  • Strengthen trust in ethical, community finance
  • Amplify the voice of members at a national level

And ultimately, that benefits the people we’re here to support.

Because when credit unions grow stronger, so do the communities around them.

Looking ahead

All Together Money sets out a clear ambition.
To build a more connected, more visible, and more influential credit union movement across Great Britain.

It’s a reminder that while each credit union serves its local community, we’re all part of something bigger.

And when we move forward together, we can make a bigger difference.

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