Saving for your ideal home? Buying a home or renovating your property can be both really exciting and daunting (at the same time). From contractor fees to surveys, and those pesky unexpected costs, ...

Choose your next mortgage deal with us online. Good News. If your existing mortgage deal with The Cambridge is coming to an end, you can switch to your next deal, online. It's quick, simple and can be ...

The Cambridge Building Society has learned a thing or two over the past 175 years. And we'll be here to keep learning and helping for many centuries to come. We’re celebrating 175 years of supporting ...

You earn interest from the day your funds are paid into your account, until the day before you withdraw funds. Can The Cambridge change the interest rate? The interest rate is fixed until the maturity ...

We're taking some big steps to support homeowners with affordable and sustainable solutions to help reduce carbon emissions. Our first steps start with a 1930s semi detached property at Ferndale Rise, ...

One of the most difficult and stressful periods in anyone’s life can be the loss of a loved one. Having to deal with the estate and taking care of financial affairs can add to the worry and stress at ...

which can be paid upfront or added to the loan (if added to the loan we'll charge interest on the fee during the term of the loan) £ Further advance 'completion' fee which can be paid upfront or added ...

Saving money can feel daunting, and it can be hard to know where to start. But with a little planning and perseverance, it can be easier than you might think. What are you saving for? Do you dream of ...

You’re probably visiting this page as your savings account is maturing which means it's reaching, or has reached, the end of its fixed term. If so, we’d like to say thank you for saving with The ...

You can view your savings and mortgage account(s) via our online services in the comfort of your own home. The best bit? It’s secure, safe and confidential. All you ...

Child Trust Funds (CTFs) are tax efficient long-term savings plans for children. They were introduced by the Government and designed to provide children with a lump sum when they turn 18. Once you’ve ...