Leeds Building Society Launches Partnership with Northern Rail

Under the terms of the programme, that sees Leeds Building Society join forces with the railway network Northern Rail, season ticket holders will be able to benefit from interesting offers on mortgages and saving accounts.
People who take out a mortgage with the financial services provider will receive £100 cashback once they have finished paying back their mortgage.

In addition to this promotional offer on mortgages, anyone who opens a new account with £300 or more will be able to take advantage of a number of other offers, such as two-for-one spa treatment days, discounted entry to comedy clubs and free entry at a variety of other attractions.

The sole condition to benefit from these offers is that the customer must hold a Northern Rail Season Ticket in order to be able to benefit from these offers. It is hoped that this operation will bring many new customers to the Leeds Building Society.

Martin Richardson, Leeds Building Society's general manager marketing and business development said, "We are delighted to announce this unprecedented new scheme, incorporating mortgages and savings, and rewarding loyal rail customers.”

"Getting involved is great fun and so easy. The savings offer simply asks that people open a new account with Leeds Building Society (http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk) with £300 or more. They will then be in a position to take advantage of hundreds of special deals and discounts including free entry offers on a wide range of attractions, 2 for 1 Spa day, discounted comedy club entry and much more. By taking out a mortgage with Leeds Building Society, people will be sent £100 cashback once their mortgage completes.”

"In order to take advantage of these offers all people need to do is call into their local branch and present their season ticket. We recognise that many people are struggling during the current recession and are very pleased that we can offer this unique, unprecedented and enduring scheme."

Earlier this month, Leeds Building Society announced that so far this year, it has raised £7,000 for the Great Northern Children's Hospital in Newcastle, St Gemma's Hospice and Martin House Children's Hospice, both of which are located in Leeds.

The Leeds Union Operative Land and Building Society, which was founded in 1845, changed its name to become the Leeds Building Society in 2005. It is currently one of the UK’s biggest building societies. The Leeds Building Society offers a wide range of financial services to its clients, including mortgages, savings, insurance policies and credit cards.