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Building societies 'regionalising'

By Press Association, Jan 17, 2013

Britain's building societies are increasingly reverting back to being "regional only" providers, in what is likely to cause further frustration for savers struggling to find any decent returns, a...
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New rulings cover packaged accounts

By Press Association, Dec 18, 2012

Banks and building societies must provide customers with packaged accounts with yearly statements to make it easier for them to check how suitable the products are for them
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Building societies agree merger

By Press Association, Dec 13, 2012

Nottingham Building Society has announced plans to take the Shepshed Building Society under its wing, with a merger expected in July next year
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Posh council homes planned

By Adrian Holliday, Oct 31, 2012

Several Tory councils are planning new “middle-class” affordable homes for certain workers. But could the idea really work in practice?
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Building societies take larger share of mortgage market

By Press Association, Jul 26, 2012

As banks slow their lending, building societies take a bigger portion of the mortgage market
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Mutuals funding rules may be eased

By Press Association, Jul 09, 2012

Building societies could see their funding rules relaxed to boost their appeal as an alternative to major high street banks under proposals unveiled by the Government
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Don’t trust your bank? Why not get a mortgage from a mutual lender?

By Christina Hoghton, Jul 08, 2012

As the reputation of UK banks slides even further into the gutter, we look at whether you should turn to a building society for your mortgage?
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Halifax to increase mortgage rate

By Press Association, Mar 05, 2012

Halifax has become the second major lender in as many days to reveal hikes in mortgage costs, confirming it is raising its standard variable rate (SVR)
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