Lenders

Yorkshire Bank – UK Mortgage Lender

The forerunner of the Yorkshire Bank was founded in 1859 in Halifax. During the late nineteenth century it became known as the Yorkshire Penny Bank. The Yorkshire Bank grew to become one of the largest regional banks in the UK and was taken over by the National Australia Bank in 1987. It has 190 branches throughout England.

Mortgage Products

Flexible Mortgages: variable rate mortgages and remortgages offering flexible repayment and overpayment options.

Offset Mortgages: current account and savings account variable rate mortgages.

As the Yorkshire Bank has developed organically, there are branches that have grown to service the needs of their customers specifically. More recently, the Yorkshire Bank has created a consistent branch image including signage and merchandising.

Geographically, the Yorkshire Bank has its most northerly branch in Newcastle and its most southerly in London.

Your Mortgage magazine gave the Yorkshire Bank the Best Regional Lender Award in 2006, which is indicative of the impressive offerings and customer focus that the bank has on a regional basis but with the national presence.

As well as mortgage products, the Yorkshire Bank provides additional financial services such as savings and current accounts, which can be used as part of an offset package or as independent options alongside a standalone flexible mortgage.

Website: www.ybonline.co.uk