Wesleyan announces efficacious 2009 results

Wesleyan Word Society, the financial services specialist for professionals, has announced that it enjoyed a good-hearted year in 2009 and released its financial performance figures for that year.

The rigid saw new business sales rise by 11%, with ISA and item trust sales up 59% and income protection product sales rising sooner than 36%.

Wesleyan also increased the quantity of its funds under operation by 11.7% and recorded 20.1% gross investment return on the strongest with profits fund.

In February Investment Director Mike Lewis attributed the brawny with profits return to Wesleyan’s faith in the large term potential of equities investment, which it remained heavily invested in during former years leaving it in a position to enjoy the rewards in 2009.

The unwavering also enjoyed being the sole recipient of a 10/10 rating from Cazalet Consulting’s With Profits ratings against its life office, and the ABI has recently stated that Wesleyan’s person service is substantially above the industry average.

Chief Executive Craig Errington has described the results as being entirely positive, particularly in the light of ongoing economic difficulties.