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Way back in 1792, on Little Grosvenor Street in London a new vendor named Henry Walton Smith was first opening the doors of H W Smith (later to become WH Smith). Little did he know that his small newsagent would go on to become the first chain store company in the world. 225 years later WH Smith is a household name and we continue to build and improve our business year by year. Our success is down to you and your colleagues, and you can share in any future success of WH Smith by joining Sharesave. Sharesave is a great employee benefit. Read on to find further information and hear what your colleagues say about Sharesave.
What is Sharesave?
What is Sharesave?
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What is Sharesave?
Sharesave is an easy way to save money every month, straight from your net pay.
You can save a fixed amount between ?10 and ?500 per month for 3 years. After 3 years you can choose to buy WH Smith shares at a 20% discounted price that was set at the start of the plan. Whether you are saving for a family holiday, house deposit or just for some extra financial security, Sharesave could help.
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What is Sharesave?
What do your colleagues say?
How does Sharesave work?
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How do I join Sharesave?
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What do your WH Smith colleagues say about Sharesave?
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What is Sharesave?
What do your colleagues say?
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How does Sharesave work?
Sharesave can be explained in two simple steps. You Save, then You Choose.
Step 1 ? You Save
? You can choose to save ?10-?500 per month for 3 years.
? Your savings are taken directly from your net pay; i.e. after Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions.
? You cannot change your monthly savings amount, but you can: close your Sharesave account at any time and your money will be returned to you. You will, however, lose the right to buy shares. delay making up to six monthly payments. If you do, the end date of your plan (known as the Maturity Date) will be postponed by 1 month for each missed payment. If you miss more than 6 monthly payments, your Sharesave Account will need to be closed and your savings will be returned to you. You will also lose the right to buy shares.
? If you already participate in Sharesave, the ?500 monthly saving maximum applies to the total of your savings across all schemes.
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