Lenders

National Counties Building Society – UK Mortgage Lender

The Fourth Post Office Mutual Building Society, the original forerunner of the National Counties Building Society was founded in 1896 in Newgate Street, London. Originally, membership was restricted to Post Office staff only. In 1965, the society renamed itself to become the National
Post Office Building Society and in 1966 moved its head office to Epsom in Surrey. The society pioneered savings accounts by post, which were then offered to the general public, not just to Post Office employees. Following these changes to the way that it was operating, the society once again changed its name, to the National Counties Building Society, in 1972. The society is now the 22nd largest building society in the UK.

The National Counties Building Society has two offices, both in Epsom, and also markets financial services online and by post.

Mortgage Products

Fixed Rate Mortgages: 3 year fixed rate mortgages and remortgages.

Discounted Mortgages: 1 year discounted rate mortgages and remortgages.

Tracker Mortgages: 5 year base rate tracker mortgages and remortgages.

Standard Variable Rate Mortgage: a variable rate mortgage where monthly repayments go up and down in line with the lender’s base rate.

Buy to Let Mortgages: 5 year fixed rate mortgages and remortgages; 5 year base rate tracker mortgages and remortgages.

Equity Release Mortgages: lifetime fixed rate mortgages are available, via intermediaries, for over 60s wishing to release capital from their homes.

The National Counties Building Society prides itself in offering uncomplicated, good value products. Application processes can be followed online and the society aims to make decisions within a twenty four hour period making them an efficient and cost effective choice for many borrowers.

Website: www.ncbs.co.uk