Nottingham Building Society's Loughborough branch
A university town with strong links to sport, Loughborough is well located for Derby, Leicester (just ten minutes by train from Loughborough station) and Nottingham due to its closeness to both the A6 and M1. It is also just over eight miles from East Midlands Airport. Many of the UK’s most talented young football, rugby, tennis, netball, athletics, cricket and swimming stars combine studying at Loughborough University with chasing their sporting dreams.
Our Loughborough branch is located centrally, on Churchgate Mews, close to The Rushes and Carillon Court shopping centres, restaurants and bustling market place. The team of customer services experts are happy to help, whether that’s with information about a new ISA, assisting in finding the right mortgage through our mortgage broker service, provided by Nottingham Mortgage Services or discussing a funeral plan.
Services available at our branch include:
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Mortgage advisers
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Insurance
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Estate planning
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Financial planning
Bite-sized fact: Loughborough is home to the world’s largest bell foundry - John Taylor Bellfounders - which made bells for the Carillon war memorial in the town and also for St Paul’s Cathedral in London and York Minster.
Loughborough is located near: Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Castle Donington, Coalville, Derby, East Leake, Groby, Kegworth, Markfield, Leicester, Nottingham, Quorn, Rothley, Shepshed, Syston, West Leake.
Our services
Mortgages
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Our mortgages are great. But depending on your circumstances there may not be one that’s just right for you. So when you come to Nottingham Mortgage Services for a mortgage, we’ll search over 60 lenders to find a deal that is.
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Savings
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ISAs, fixed rates and easy access accounts, or savings ideas to get your little ones started. We have a range of savings accounts to suit everyone. We're also one of only three building societies to offer a Lifetime ISA - our award winning account is a great savings account available to those between 18 - 39 years of age saving for their first home or retirement.
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Insurance
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Through our partnership with RSA, we provide home insurance. Their Take Your Pick insurance frees you to build a policy that covers the things you love, while only paying for what you need.
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Future planning
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Families are everything so it’s important that they’re taken care of when you’re no longer around. We offer help with inheritance tax and life insurance provided by Wren Sterling as well as funeral plans provided by Dignity.
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Financial advice
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Having a sound financial plan in place is a great help in reaching your goals and aims! Wren Sterling can help you through any financial puzzles, providing financial advice to help you achieve what you want with your money. Wren’s advisers can discuss your whole financial picture - investments, protection, retirement planning and more.
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Loughborough branch in the news
Birstall couple land scrummy prize
A husband and wife decided to tackle a competition – and landed two tickets to see Premiership rugby union side Leicester Tigers play.
Charles Gamble, who lives in Birstall with wife Carole, entered a prize draw at our Loughborough branch.
He said: “We are fans of The Nottingham as we are very keen on the face-to-face service that they offer in-branch. We were made aware of the competition on visiting the branch and were absolutely delighted to find out we had won the tickets.
The Nottingham is the official building society of Leicester Tigers and sponsors The Robin Hood Stand at Welford Road. It is also the official partner of the Junior Tigers Club.
Scam awareness session success
More scam awareness events are in the pipeline after branch manager Richard Copestake joined police at Loughborough Library to talk to locals.
Richard showcased a presentation educating people about financial and personal information scams and how to keep a watchful eye out for them. Police Community Support Officer Max Sherman then highlighted some real life examples.
After the session Richard said: “It was valuable as it allowed people to engage with each other and discuss their own experiences of dealing with potential scammers.
"Some of the stories we heard last time show how sometimes people get convinced or feel pressured into complying with the scammer’s demands. These events help show that need not be the case, and we are looking forward to arranging more of them.”
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