
Newbury Building Society was established in 1856 under the name of "The Newbury Permanent Benefit Building and Investment Society".
After a series of mergers throughout the last century it has emerged stronger than ever.
Today total assets are £500 million.
Newbury is owned by its members and because it is mutual it does not have to pay dividends to shareholders.
This means Newbury can invest profits into better savings and mortgage rates for the benefit of its members. The society is committed to maintaining its mutual status.
Newbury offers the following types of mortgages in England and Wales:
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