FAQs
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Who is Yorkshire Building Society owned by? ›
As a mutual organisation owned by its members and not shareholders, Yorkshire Building Society can reinvest profits to deliver its social purpose.
Does Chelsea Building Society still exist? ›
On 1st April 2010 Chelsea merged with Yorkshire Building Society, then the UK's second largest building society. Following the merger Chelsea retained the Chelsea Building Society brands and continues to offer a full range of financial products to new and existing customers.
Does Yorkshire Building Society still exist? ›
Yorkshire Building Society is the third largest building society in the UK, with its headquarters in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England.
How safe is the Yorkshire Building Society? ›
YBS is a participant of the FSCS. The FSCS can pay compensation to depositors if a building society is not able to meet its financial obligations. Eligible deposits are protected up to a total of £85,000. This limit is the total that you are protected across all of our brands.
How stable is Yorkshire Building Society? ›
Fitch Affirms Yorkshire Building Society at 'A-'; Outlook Stable.
What is the profit of the Yorkshire Building Society? ›
Financial highlights:
Statutory Profit Before Tax of £502.5m (2021: £320m). Core operating profit of £425.6miv (2021: £297.3m). Common Equity Tier 1 ratio remained stable at 16.8% (2021: 16.8%).
How many members are there in the Yorkshire Building Society? ›
Our combined assets are now of over £30bn, 2.8m members and a network of 178 branches.
What does ybs do? ›
Helping people save for over 150 years
We're here to help you save money. That's why we've developed a range of savings accounts to suit your needs; from cash ISAs and bonds to monthly regular savers and access accounts, we exist to get Britain saving.
Is Skipton Building Society in trouble? ›
The Negative Outlook reflects uncertainties generated by the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the implications that a deeper and more extended contraction could result in pressure on the society's earnings and asset quality as well as on the execution of the society's strategic objectives.
Branches proposed to close in February
Branch Road, Batley, West Yorkshire | Market Place, Oldham, Lancashire |
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Victoria Street, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire | Barnsley Road, South Elmsall, West Yorkshire |
Acre Street, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire | Streatham High Road, Streatham, Greater London |
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How many building societies are left? ›
The BSA represents all 42 building societies, as well as 7 larger credit unions.
What was the previous name of the Yorkshire Building Society? ›
Fast forward to 1982 and the Huddersfield & Bradford and West Yorkshire Building Societies merge to create the Yorkshire Building Society we know today. From there, we grew fast. By 2001, we were the third largest mutual in Britain with assets of over £11 billion.
Which bank does Yorkshire Building Society use? ›
Account name | Yorkshire Building Society account holder's name |
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Sort code | Use this sort code for all YBS accounts 60 – 92 – 04 (operated through one of our main bankers – NatWest Bank Plc) |
Bank Account Number | The first 8 digits of your YBS account number |
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What is the maximum age for Yorkshire Building Society? ›
We offer mortgages up to the age of 80 on a repayment mortgage and 70 on interest only, although if you are applying online (a non-advised application) we work on an assumed retirement age of 70. If your mortgage term is likely to extend past your retirement age you will need to speak to us about your application.
Does Yorkshire Building Society have a mobile app? ›
The YBS app can be downloaded from the Apple Store or Google Play by searching 'Yorkshire Building Society'. We recommend you use a secure Wi-Fi connection (one that you need a password to connect to) when you download the app.
What has happened to Yorkshire Bank? ›
You may have seen some Yorkshire Bank and Clydesdale Bank branches have already been converted to Virgin Money Stores. The next change will be from spring 2021, when Business Current Accounts, Business Savings Accounts and Term Deposit Accounts will be re-branded to Virgin Money.
What happened to the Yorkshire Bank? ›
The Bank was acquired by National Australia Bank (NAB) in 1990 and was merged into another NAB subsidiary, Clydesdale Bank in 2005, continuing to operate as a distinct trading division. In 2016 NAB divested its UK operations as CYBG plc which went on to acquire Virgin Money plc in 2018.
Has Yorkshire Bank gone? ›
Important information. Clydesdale Bank, Yorkshire Bank and Virgin Money are now one bank. Some of the links in the information below will take you to the Clydesdale Bank website.