The Association of British Credit Unions (ABCUL) has announced it has rebranded to become All Together Money.
All Together Money says that the change in name reflects a renewed commitment to bringing credit unions together, strengthening their collective voice and helping them grow in a fast-changing world. Built on cooperation, not competition, All Together Money represents a movement focused on making money work better for everyone.
All Together Money’s new name and identity signal a clear shift in how the organisation represents, supports and champions credit unions across Great Britain. While the look has evolved, its purpose remains the same: to connect, support and represent credit unions so they can thrive in their communities.
The rebrand has been shaped by the changing needs of the sector and the opportunities ahead. It aligns with a stronger, more modern approach – one that reflects the scale, ambition and impact of the credit union movement.
The total value of assets held by UK Credit Unions was £4.91 billion in Quarter 3 2025, with adult membership at 2.16m.
Matt Bland, Chief Executive of All Together Money said “The world has changed – and we’re changing with it. This rebrand is about making sure we reflect who we are today and where we’re going next.
“All Together Money – the credit union movement, captures the strength of our sector. A network of credit unions working side by side, supporting communities and making money work better for everyone.
“This is a pivotal moment for us. It’s about moving with the times, building a stronger, more connected sector and growing our impact. Through being better connected, better represented and better supported, we’re setting out a clear ambition for the future.
“Because when credit unions grow, communities grow. And when we work together, we’re stronger.”