Octopus Money and divorce specialists amicable tie the knot
We're excited to announce that Octopus Money has acquired a majority stake in amicable to accelerate our growth and transform the way couples end relationships.
What does this mean?
This is a hugely positive change as it enables amicable to continue to grow and expand our suite of services to help more couples separate in a kinder and better way.
Since founding amicable in 2015, we have grown into a trusted brand that helps couples avoid the emotional and financial turmoil of divorce through a kinder, more collaborative and tech-enabled process than the traditional lawyer-led model.
Existing and new customers will benefit from the same high-quality, amicable service we currently offer. Excitingly we will be expanding our range of products and services, including a new release for our co-parenting app and access to a wide range of financial services from the Octopus Money family.
amicable will work with sister brands Octopus Money and Guardian Angel to help customers navigate the financial, legal and administrative headaches that difficult life events can involve.
What does this mean for the future?
Tying the knot with Octopus is a significant milestone for us.
Octopus’ commitment to fantastic customer service aligns with our vision of providing accessible, consumer-led legal services. Together, we look forward to realising our vision of a brighter and more positive future for separating couples and society more generally.
We look forward to a bright future powered by Octopus Money.
About Octopus Money
Octopus Money is a business working to make money advice accessible to everyone. Through a hybrid approach of experienced coaches, advisers and technology, Octopus Money works with customers across the country to help them see where they really stand financially, and take the first steps to turn their dreams into reality. To date, Octopus Money has partnered with hundreds of workplaces, giving hundreds of thousands of employees access to personalised money advice.
Octopus Money is part of Octopus Group. Founded in 2000, Octopus is a group of entrepreneurially-minded businesses, each built on the belief that people deserve better. It currently serves over 5 million UK customers across its group of companies, and has over £12.8 billion *under management.
*Funds under management data includes undrawn commitments, funds under advisory mandates and funds monitored. It also includes funds under the management of Octopus Renewables Limited. As of 30th June 2023.
About Octopus Group
At Octopus, we’re entrepreneurs and we’re investors, on a mission to back the people, ideas and industries that will change the world.
As entrepreneurs, we build our own businesses to address some of society’s biggest problems. Octopus Energy, our energy transition business, is the best example of this. As investors, we invest the £13*billion our clients have entrusted us with into the areas where we believe we can have the greatest impact.
At our core, we believe that how a company behaves is just as important as what it does. That’s why we chose to become an accredited B Corp (the equivalent of a Fairtrade coffee stamp but for companies) and to change our Articles of Association so that the interests all our stakeholders – employees, customers, communities, environment and shareholders – are considered in every decision we make.
Octopus Investments, Octopus Energy, Octopus Money, Octopus Australia, Seccl Technology, Aurora and Guardian Angel are all part of Octopus Group. *Includes undrawn commitments, funds under advisory mandates, funds monitored and the Octopus Cash service as of 30th September 2023.
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This judgment will change the legal landscape forever.
This represents the biggest change in divorce laws in over 50 years and something that we have been campaigning for as a company for a long time.
The financial side of divorce and legalising what has been agreed is often called a divorce financial settlement.
Start your amicable divorce journey
Speak to an amicable Divorce Specialist to understand your options and next steps for untying the knot, amicably.
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