Banks and
building societies usually offer the best rates.
Not exact matches
If you are accepted for an unsecured loan from a bank,
building society or other financial institution, you will
usually have to pay back interest on what you have borrowed as well as the sum itself.
Furthermore, when
building society accounts are used in comparisons, the rates quoted
usually underestimate those obtained by a private investor.
You will
usually have to close your bank or
building society account when you are made bankrupt.
Banks,
building societies and credit unions
usually offer cheaper interest rates than finance companies.
If you have a loan with the bank or
building society, the full monthly instalment will
usually be taken from your current account too.
Banks,
building societies, credit unions and other credit providers
usually have information about their home loans on their websites.
If your creditor wants to arrest funds you have in a bank or
building society account, their agent will
usually send letters of arrestment to the major banks and
building societies.
Community - based financial institution
usually owned by its members that offers traditional banking services like savings accounts and loans, listed on the APRA website as a
building society.
Francis Alÿs DIA AT THE HISPANIC
SOCIETY OF AMERICA From September 2007 to April 2008, the North
Building Galleries of the Hispanic
Society - dimly lit, mahogany - paneled rooms
usually set aside for...