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The Building Societies Association

The Building Societies Association (BSA) is a trade association, representing mutual lenders and deposit takers in the UK including all 52 UK building societies.

This website contains a broad range of information about building societies and the BSA. We have tried to make it easy to use. Areas of the website are dedicated to our key audiences - consumers, policy makers, the media and our members, the building societies. We hope you can find on this website all the information you need about building societies and the BSA .

View a list of members, including all 52 UK building societies

Consumers

In the Consumers section you can find out much more about building societies and the benefits of mutuality

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Media Centre

This area has been designed to provide journalists with easy access to information about the BSA and the building society sector.

  • Press Releases Click here to view all press releases issued by the BSA.
  • Policy & Information In this Policy section you can find the BSA's views on a range of policy issues.

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Policy

In this Policy section you can find the BSA's views on a wide range of policy issues, including Consumer Relations and Savings Policy.

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Key Statistics

This section contains statistics on the building society sector in the UK.

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Find your lost building society account

Seminars & workshops

Unsecured Lending Seminar - click for details

Arrears and Possessions seminar - click for details

Latest Press Releases

Gross lending up 15% at building societies
01.02.2010

BSA calls for a considered response in Mortgage Market Review
28.01.2010

Building society lending steady in November
04.01.2010

Repossessions warning in UK new Housing Review
17.12.2009

Newsbite

What next? House prices in 2010

January 2010

Wealth and Assets Survey

December 2009

National Commission calls for housing co-operatives in every community

November 2009

Remutualising the Rock does not mean the taxpayer loses out

October 2009

Savings Trends

September 2009

Claims of lenders profiteering from mortgages are overblown

August 2009

FSCS extension for merged societies welcome

July 2009

Does new capital compromise mutuality?

June 2009

BSA Annual Conference round up

May 2009

Newsbite Archive