Building societies recognised in the Money Age Awards shortlist
Building societies recognised for mortgages, diversity and 'Society of the year' in the Money Age Awards shortlist.
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The BSA Team
A number of building societies have been recognised on the 2019 Money Age Awards shortlist:
- Darlington Building Society, The Melton Building Society, Tipton & Coseley Building Society and Yorkshire Building Society are up for Building Society of the Year.
- Darlington Building Society, The Melton Building Society and Tipton & Coseley Building Society have been shortlisted for Mortgage Provider of the Year.
- The Coventry Building Society are up for the Diversity Award.
The awards ceremony takes place on 10 October 2019 at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel on Aldwych, London. Further information can be found on the Money Age Awards website.
View the full shortlist for the 2019 Money Age Awards here.
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