About Chelsea Building Society.
The history of Chelsea Building Society dates back to
1875. In 2010 they merged with the Yorkshire Building Society with the Chelsea
brand being retained. They offer both new and existing customers a range of
mortgages, savings accounts and insurance products.
Chelsea Building Society Information.
Head Office - Chelsea Building Society, Timbercombe
House, Charlton Kings Business Park, Cirencester Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
GL53 8DZ.
Branches – 35 branches.
The history of Chelsea Building Society goes back to
1875, when the Camberwell and South London Building Society was formed. Three
years later, in 1878, the Borough of Chelsea Permanent Building Society was
formed. On the 31st December 1966 the two societies merged to create a new
called Chelsea and South London Building Society and April 1971 the name was
changed to Chelsea Building Society. 1988 Chelsea completed a merger with the
City of London Building Society and On 31 December 2008, Chelsea merged with
Catholic Building Society with members of the Catholic receiving a windfall
payout. On 1st April 2010 Chelsea merged with Yorkshire Building Society, the
UK's second largest building society. Following the merger the
Chelsea Building Society brands were retained.
Savings Accounts available include e-Saver Reward,
Fixed Rate e-ISA, Triple Access Saver, Instant Access with Branch, Regular
Savings, 1,2 and 3 Year Fixed Rate Bonds, 45 and 60 Day Notice Accounts, 1 and 3 Year Fixed Rate ISAs, Over 50s ISA
and Instant Access ISA as well as a Ready Steady Save Savings Account for
children.
Mortgages include Fixed Rate Mortgages and Tracker
Mortgages.
Insurance products available include Legal &
General Mortgage Protection Insurance, Travel Insurance and Home Contents and
Buildings Insurance.
Financial Results and Directors (see Yorkshire Building
Society).
Website thechelsea.co.uk.
