Frequently Asked Questions
Browse through some of our most frequently asked questions.
In order to take part in the Friends of Plane Saver Lottery, you must first be a member of Plane Saver Credit Union. You can join Plane Saver online at www.planesavercu.co.uk
Once a member you can then chose to join the lottery, paying for your tickets as part of your regular Plane Saver deduction.
To play the Friends of Plane Saver Lottery, we allocate you a unique number upon joining. This number is then entered into our monthly draw. It costs £1 per number, which you pay every month. You can have between 1-10 tickets per month.
Friends of Plane Saver hold a monthly draw, with three cash prizes.
1st Place: £1,000
2nd Place: £500
3rd Place: £250
We also hold an annual special prize draw with lump sum cash prizes.
The draw is held at the end of every month.
The draw is overseen by the Friends of Plane Saver Trustees. These are volunteer trustees, who run the lottery on behalf of Friends of Plane Saver.
They are Plane Saver Credit Union members.
The Friends of Plane Saver trustees will contact you, to let you know if you have won the lottery.
Due to data protection, we do not publish the names of the lottery winners online, but we do post their membership numbers and relevant prize.
You can cancel the lottery by amending your payroll deduction online via: https://www.friendsofplanesave...
The Friends of Plane Saver Lottery is overseen by a group of volunteer trustees. You can learn more about the trustees via: https://www.friendsofplanesave...
'Friends of Plane Saver' is a separate entity to Plane Saver Credit Union.
You can contact Friends of Plane Saver by emailing info@friendsofplanesaver.co.uk
Useful Information
Keeping Gambling Fun!
You may never need them, but if you ever need help or advice for any kind of gambling problem, the links below may just help.
Keep it fun
If problem gambling is affecting you, or those close to you then you may want to visit GamCare for help and advice.
Gamblers Anonymous
This site offers help for gamblers including a Forum, Chat Room, Literature and of course most importantly a meeting finder.
NHS
Being a compulsive gambler can harm your health and relationships, and leave you in serious debt. Various treatment is available.