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Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society - Mortgages, Investments, savings and loans. The site offers online mortgage and investment application forms. C&G is owned by Lloyds TSB.
Skipton Building Society - Offers range of savings and investment products including special NSPCC ISA as well as mortgage services.
Norwich and Peterborough Building Society - Mutual society offering financial services including mortgages, savings, personal and business banking, internet banking, sharedealing and commercial mortgages.
Lambeth Building Society - Full range of mortgage and savings products.
Portman Building Society - Offers information on a range of savings accounts, mortgages, insurance products as well as investment advice and online mortgages.
Yorkshire Building Society - Mainstream mortgage and savings products
Market Harborough Building Society - Local building society offering traditional mortgage, savings and insurance services.
Teachers' Building Society - Building Society set up in 1966 to help teachers. Offers mortgage and savings products. Associated with Scottish Amicable. Also lends to housing associations.
Loughborough Building Society - Mutual society based in the East Midlands offering savings, investments and mortgages. Only introduces to the Norwich Union Marketing Group.
Newcastle Building Society - A North East Building Society offering a range of mortgages, investments and other financial services including internet banking.
Staffordshire Building Society - Mortgages and savings. Company and contact details.
Nationwide Building Society - Site offers online mortgage quotations, Internet banking, interest rate comparisons plus a branch-cash machine locator. All mainstream banking services including savings, investments and insurance products.
Coventry Building Society - Building society offering mortgages and savings.
Barnsley Building Society - Yorkshire-based building society with traditional values. Offers savings, mortgage, life assurance, pension plans and investment products.
Derbyshire Building Society - Offers mortgages, insurance products savings and investments as well as branch locater.
Newbury Building Society - Based in Newbury, Berkshire.
Leeds and Holbeck Building Society - Traditional building society offering usual range of savings, investment and mortgage products.
Scottish Building Society - Traditional mutual building society serving customers in Scotland. Investors from outside Scotland must invest at least £2500.
Chelsea Building Society - Strong mutual organisation providing a wide range of financial services including mortgages and investments.
Swansea Building Society - Most types of mortgage lending considered on individual merits.
Birmingham Midshires - UK based financial services institution offering specialist and standard mortgage products, investment products, insurance and personal and secured loans. Part of the Halifax Group.
Nottingham Building Society - Range of mortgages and savings accounts, includes a savings calculator.
Mercantile Building Society - Providing mortgage, savings and investment products in the North-East of England.
Clay Cross Building Society - Range of savings accounts and mortgages, including high value, low value and commercial schemes.
The Cheshire Building Society - Based in North West England and providing mortgages, savings and investments. Includes application forms and links to offshore services.
SNU Trust - Mutual building society run by and for the benefit of its members and churches.
Hinckley and Rugby Building Society - Represented in many of the larger towns and cities of the East Midlands, but it is also committed to having outlets in smaller village communities.
Ipswich Building Society - Building society based in Suffolk offering mortgages, investment and savings products.
Buckinghamshire Building Society - Mortgage loans and investments. Company and contact details.
Penrith Building Society - Local building society, awarded What Mortgage Top Lender of the Year 2002. No product information on the site, just a contact phone number.
Stroud and Swindon Building Society - Services including mortgages, savings, insurance and loans.
Bristol and West - Provides mortgages, savings and investment services.
Chesham Building Society - A local building society delivering competitive mortgage and savings products.
Britannia Building Society - Mutual Building Society offering a range of home related products.
Cambridge Building Society - Has a strong local focus and does not offer services outside its area. In the Cambridge area offers mortgage and savings products.
Harpenden Building Society - Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire based. offering a range of savings accounts. Company and contact details.
Cumberland Building Society - Independent regional building society specialising in mortgages and investments.
Catholic Building Society - Offers traditional mortgage and investment products; all accounts are postal based.
Leek United Building Society - Offers full range of services including savings, financial planning, credit card, mortgages, loans and insurance.
Skipton Group - Comprises of a number of organisations within the Business-to-Consumer and Business-to-Business markets.
Dudley Building Society - Provides details of products and services offered, plus branch contacts.
Bradford & Bingley International - The largest subsidiary of a UK building society on the Isle of Man.
The Melton Mowbray Building Society - Offers mortgages, savings and financial services. Details of products, offers, terms and branch finder.
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