The database below covers all the
UK's remaining mutual building societies with details on their latest results, directors wages allowing
easy identification of the building societies that seem to benefit the directors more than the members or those whose
directors really do seem to be adding value. Also find details of their locations as well as the products they offer
like savings accounts, mortgages and insurance products. For more detailed information simply click on the name of the
building society you are interested in.
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18.03.2011 Yorkshire Building Society today announces that it is in
discussions with Norwich and Peterborough Building Society regarding the possibility of a merger. These discussions are subject
to completion of full and satisfactory due diligence, which will take a number of weeks to complete, and the satisfaction
of certain pre-conditions.
23.03.2010 Stroud & Swindon and Coventry Building
Society announce plans to merge. 24.02.2010 Skipton and Chesham Building Society announce plans to merge.
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UK BUILDING SOCIETY (link to further information)
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PROFIT (LOSS) AFTER TAX IN LAST FINANCIAL YEAR
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DIRECTORS FEES REMUNERATION ETC IN LAST ACCOUNTS
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Year ended 04/04/2009
£162,000,000
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£7,402,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£106,200,000
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£2,640,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£84,900,000
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£1,175,000
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(£29,200,000)
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£1,443,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£25,,500,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£36,600,000
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£1,764,000
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Year ended 31/03/2010
Loss £17,000,000
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1,447,000
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PART OF NATIONWIDE BUILDING SOCIETY SINCE 01/12/2008
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£17,400,000
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PART OF THE NATIONWIDE SINCE 15/12/2008
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Year ended 31/12/2010
Loss £3,700,000
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Year ended 31/12/2009
£900,000
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20.03.2010 In talks to merge with Yorkshire.
£1,573,000
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Dunfermline Building Society is a trading division of Nationwide Building Society.
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Merging with Skipton
Year ended 31/12/2009
loss
of £4,306,000
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£1,020,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£2,400,000
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SCARBOROUGH BUILDING SOCIETY
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MERGER WITH SKIPTON ANNOUNCED 03/11/2008
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£8,937,000
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£1,330,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£2,227,000
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£584,000
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£6,010,000
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£723,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£1,253,000
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£686,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£1,759,000
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£517,381
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£1,003,000
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£425,428
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£2,536,000
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£406,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£213,000
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£914,000 (includes £100,000 bonus)
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£1,354,000
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Year ended 30/11/2011
£73,000
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£455,000
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£737,000
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£381,550
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£1,624,000
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£707,485
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Year ended 30/04/2010
£1,891,639
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508,025
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£192,000
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£390,684
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Year ended 30/11/2011
£1,380,000
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£445,808
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TAKEN OVER BY YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY 31/12/2008
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£450,000
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£539.772
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£1,903,000
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£349,000
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Year ended 31/08/2011
£323,000
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£429,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£137,000
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£313,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£487,000
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£384,000
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Year ended 31/10/2010
£688,000
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£479,000
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Year ended 31/01/2010
£601,000
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£342,583
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Year ended 30/11/2009
£820,000
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Merged with the Skipton Building Society on 1 June 2010.
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Year ended 31/03/2010
£917,000
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£321,735
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£932,000
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£327,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£1,673,000
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Year ended 01/02/2012
£573,334
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£276,453
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YEAR ENDED 31/12/2010
£1,751,000
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£348,000
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Year ended 31/03/2010
£101,534
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£336,839
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Year ended 31/10/2010
£1,270,000
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280,800
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Year ended 31/12/201
£1,031,000
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£345,000
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£152,000
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£178,000
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£523,000
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£284,000
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Year ended 31/03/2009
loss £1,296,610
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£318,936
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£17,000
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£347,000
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Year ended 31/12/2009
£336,981
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£282,428
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Year ended 31/12/2010
£343,000
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£175,000
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CATHOLIC BUILDING SOCIETY
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MERGED WITH CHELSEA (cheques sent out to qualifying members and carpetbaggers at the end of January 2009)
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Merged
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CITY OF DERRY BUILDING SOCIETY
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Year ended 31/12/2011
£6,431
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Result year ended 31/12/2010
£750,000
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£426,374
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HOW TO APPLY TO OPEN A BANK OR UK BUILDING SOCIETY ACCOUNT. Before an account can be opened and To comply with UK Money Laundering Regulations the
bank or building society will have to verify the identity of any person who wishes to open a savings account. Some
use an electronic verification system to do this. But in most some cases they will require Proof of who you are Current
signed passport Current UK photocard driving licence Current full UK (old style) driving licence Evidence
of entitlement to state benefit, pension, tax credit, etc And Proof of where you live Council
tax bill for the current year Recent utility bill – the bill/statement
must be no more than 3 months Bank statement – old and
must not be printed off the internet. Credit card statement
- Mobile phone bills are not acceptable. Recent mortgage
statement Current UK photocard driving licence * C Current full UK (old style) driving licence* Evidence
of entitlement to state benefit, pension, tax credit* * If you use these documents to prove who you are, they cannot
also be used to verify where you live. For postal or branch applications they normally require one of each although a few take a belt
and braces approach and require 2 of each for postal applications.
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