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Bradford & Bingley Building Society
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Summary

Bradford and Bingley are now part of Abbey and together they are part of the Santander group. Shortly Bradford and Bingley will be named Santander. Bradford and Bingley offers savings, financial planning, insurance and secured loans.

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Country: UK Banks

Average Ratings for Bradford & Bingley Building Society

  • Customer Service2.5 stars
  • Telephone Banking2.8 stars
  • Internet Banking3.3 stars
  • Local Branch3.5 stars
  • Cash Point Facility3.5 stars
  • Overall rating1.6 stars

4 Reviews For Bradford & Bingley Building Society

  • srjohnhaimes 7th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    This bank refuses to close my account unless I provide information going back twenty years. This is under the guise of 'Anti-laundering' although nothing has changed in twenty years except the EU Directive. Bradford & Bingley Building Society has retained our living money and refuses to release it to another bank account on the UK mainland.This is bureaucracy gone mad and another avenue for the EU and Governments to exploit for individual, personal information.

  • colint Rank: Corporal 29th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Every contact with the Bradford and Bingley, whether by phone or in branch or by email has been exceptional. Every staff member in the branch seem to know me by name and always make me feel very welcome. They have gone out of their way to give good advice, to give me plenty of time and to make the branch surroundings comfortable. I would thoroughly recommend this building society to anyone. What more can I say - fantastic service from a very friendly bunch of staff but also when I have needed to ...

  • walkerm Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 28th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    We opened a Bradford and Bingley eSavings account to put money in following our house sale. Which we did.
    We then subsequently emigrated to Australia and I dutifully phoned them to change address. I was told that in the Terms and Conditions (small unreadable print) for the account I had to be resident in the UK to operate it. Fair enough (daft, but fair enough if they want it that way). So I phoned them to ask what I should do. I was advised that I should open a 'Offshore' B&B eSavings account a ...

  • clive smith005 Rank: Lance Corporal 1st Feb 2005

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I have been with the Bradford & Bingley for over 20yrs and have always had excellent service from them. But since Sept 04 things have changed. I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact they changed to a bank? My discounted rate ended in Mid September and I sought a new mortgage. To this day I still have not completed on the transaction. Considering that this is a remortgage it should have only taken about 3 weeks especially as the loan is for less than 30% of the value of my property! Fi ...