Everyone can benefit from smart savings and investment tools
Cushon was born from a simple idea
It just shouldn’t be that hard to set up an ISA and get decent returns. As we’ve grown, we’ve brought that same idea to making workplace pensions and savings easy, too.
Back in 2014, the business was created to tackle the frustration many people faced when trying to make confident investment choices online, without the guidance or simplicity they needed.
Over a decade later, Cushon has become known for super-smart but easy-to-use technology, helping hundreds of thousands of people build a better financial future through workplace pensions and savings.
In 2026, Cushon became part of one of the UK’s largest master trust providers, combining the reassurance and scale of an established pensions business with the tech-led innovation that made Cushon a standout British fintech.
Today, we’re leading the way in easy-to-use workplace pensions and savings technology, supporting more than 755,000 members as they build towards a feel-good future.
755,000
Members saving with us
As of March 2026
20,000
Employers using Cushon's platform
As of March 2026
£4.2bn
Assets under management
As of March 2026
78%
Average CO2 saving compared to other pension footprints [1]
As of Dec 2023
The Cushon story so far
We're shaking up the pensions and savings landscape, and going from strength to strength.
Changing the industry
Bringing together the best ideas in finance and tech.
For members
Cushon is here to make pensions and savings easy for everyone.
Our app helps you take control and bring your workplace pensions and savings together in a single place. It’s simple to set up and easy use, giving you the tools to confidently manage, save and invest your money.
For employers
We’re a different kind of workplace savings and pensions provider.
We are here for all UK employees, big and small, with auto enrolment ready, hassle-free pensions and workplace ISAs. We’re at the forefront of developing new tech and tools to help employees achieve their savings goals.
For everyone
Our ambitious approach is set to reduce the carbon footprint of our pension investments by 80% by 2030.
Our flagship pension investment approach supports solutions to key environmental and social challenges without compromising financial returns. We invest in climate impact with real world action and outcomes you can measure.
"Cushon is working hard to lead the industry in providing pensions which are not only a force for good but also easy for people to engage with and understand - such a rarity in this sector."
Baroness Ros Altmann
Former UK Minister of State for Pensions and Cushon Advisory Board Member
Improving customer experience
We offer tools and tech that put more power in savers' hands.
Winner Best Financial Wellbeing Provider 2024
Winner Best Investment Strategy Award 2024
Winner Best Investment Strategy Award 2023
Winner Fast Company's 2022 World Changing Ideas Awards
DC Investment Innovation of the Year
Winner Social Impact Award 2021 for our investment strategy
Backed by people who care
Meet some of the Cushoneers
Troy Clutterbuck
Managing Director
Marina Cheal
MD, Customer Experience and CMO
Andrew Sutcliffe
MD, Growth
Veronica Humble
Chief Investment Officer
Chris Peake
Chief Technology Officer
Dom Manley
Chief Product Officer
Gareth Nash
Chief Operating Officer
Jimmy Law
Chief Insights Officer
Matt Cumbers
Chief Risk Officer
Melanie Hetherington
Chief People Officer
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Automatic enrolment ready
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
[¹] Reduction in scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions for the growth phase of Cushon's Sustainable Investment Strategy since inception (August 2022), compared to its independently verified 2022 benchmark. The benchmark, which has been verified by independent advisers ISIO, is defined as the weighted average of the carbon footprint of the underlying funds’ benchmark of 118 tCO2e/$m EVIC. For further information, see our Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Report.
