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Building society success at the Moneyfacts Consumer Awards

BSA members were well represented in all relevant categories with winning success for Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§ in five of the Awards.

Taking place in early February, these important consumer awards celebrate exceptional products and providers available to consumers and are decided on by a combination of customer feedback and in-depth research by .

BSA members were well represented in all relevant categories with winning success for Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§ in five Awards:

First-Time Mortgage Buyers’ Choice – Leeds Building Society

High Street Morgtage Provider of the Year – Yorkshire Building Society

High Street Savings Provider of the Year – Yorkshire Building Society

Current Account Switching Provider of the Year – Nationwide Building Society

Branch Network of the Year – Nationwide Building Society

There was a clean sweep for societies in two of the awards, taking the Winner, Highly Commended and Commended spots in the First-Time Mortgage Buyers’ Choice category (Leeds (W), Yorkshire (HC), Skipton (C)) and High Street Savings Provider category (Yorkshire (W), Skipton (HC), Nationwide (C)). A real testament to the building society sectors’ focus of providing a safe home for savings and helping people start their journey onto the housing ladder.

BSA members also took seven of the Highly Commended and Commended spots in various categories; Remortgage Buyers’ Choice; Current Account Provider; ISA Provider of the Year to name but a few.

Huge congratulations to all of the successful Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§!

You can see a full list of the awards and winners

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