We want you to be able to communicate with us as easily as possible and we have adapted our services to make them accessible to everyone.
At Standard Life, we are committed to providing all our customers with excellent service. We want all our customers to be able to access our products and services, including those with visual, hearing, cognitive or motor impairments.
Services we offer in Alternative Formats
Visually Impaired
For customers with visual impairments we can give you a choice as to how you receive your correspondence. We can offer large print, Braille and audio CD.
Hearing or Speech Impaired
We can be contacted by Next Generation Text (NGT). To use this service you can download their app to your computer, laptop, tablet or android smartphone by visiting the NGT website where there are instructions on how to do this. We can also be contacted by Text Relay Service. Please type 18001 before the telephone number you wish to contact. A Relay Operator will join the line to convey the message. Alternatively, if you have a text phone, you can call us on 0345 272 8841.
Website Accessibility
We’re constantly working to make our websites as accessible and usable to the widest possible audience. Our new website is designed to work with the accessibility options in iOS and Android on tablet and mobile. It should also work with all major screen reader software. We use larger text, bigger buttons and links so you can use it more easily. You can increase the font size to make the links and buttons larger.
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