Nationwide Building Society

Members of the public walk past the Nationwide Building Society in London (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Building society says £2.3bn gain from deal will 'benefit' customers

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Britain's biggest building society brings back sub-4% mortgage rates

The Nationwide base in Kirkcaldy High Street (Pic: Submitted)

Nationwide gets green light for revamp of Kirkcaldy branch of building society

Commitment-shy shoppers abandon almost £125 billion worth of items in their onli...

House hunters hoping to relocate will be able to get a local’s opinion on life i...

Wondering if a fixed term mortgage is for you? Here's what you need to know (Photo: Shutterstock)

2 and 5 year fixed rate mortgage deals explained - and how to choose what to go ...

Nationwide will issue a refund of £900,000 to customers after failing to correctly warn them that they would be charged for entering into an unarranged overdraft (Photo: Shutterstock)

Nationwide to refund £900,000 to customers after breaking overdraft rules twice ...

Many people in employment in the UK work in an office - but hidden costs associated with office work could be costing you more than you think (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is why working in an office costs you more than £1,700 a year in ‘hidden ex...

New overdrafts rules came into force from today (18 Dec) (Photo: Shutterstock)

New overdraft rules come into force from today - here’s how they affect you

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‘Magical’ childhood cancer drop-in centre secures vital funding

Blindfolded Nationwide Building Society employees walked 15 miles through Fife last Friday (27 April) to gain first-hand experience of what it is like for someone living with a sight impairment. The Learning and Development team, comprising of David Davies, Alister Pullen, Deanna Black, Kirsten Angus and Laura McFarlane, along with seven year old Anya Pullen and golden retriever Skye, fundraised over Â£1300 for Fife Society for the Blind.

Staff walk blindfolded for Fife charity

More than half of students fear they'll never pay off debt

'˜Do it all' dad: modern fathers stressed, misunderstood but happy

A group of Nationwide mortgage consultants joined FCCT Rangers at Pathhead Sands in Kirkcaldy to help create bumblebee nests and improve the meadowland habitat. The group gathered hay from the nearby meadow to create the nests and recorded the locations, allowing the future success rate to be monitored.

Vital work for Fife wildlife

A group of Nationwide mortgage consultants joined FCCT Rangers at Pathhead Sands in Kirkcaldy recently.

Volunteering partnership in Fife continues to blossom

Boredom and last minute shopping top reasons for wanting shops open.

Open all hours? Yes please, say '˜Shopaholic Brits'
Shopaholic Brits see Christmas as just another day to fill their trolleys as new research1 reveals around one in five want department stores, supermarkets and shopping centres to be open on December 25.
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The window of opportunity for a Leap Year proposal is a brief one, but according to research, it is still going strong today.

Leap Year proposals still going strong