Notices

UK Landlords - Phase one of the Renters’ Rights Act is now live, introducing major changes to renting in England. Read more

From 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act introduces major changes to renting in England. Assured Shorthold Tenancies and section 21 “no‑fault” evictions will end, with all tenancies becoming Assured Periodic Tenancies. Landlords must also provide existing tenants with a government‑prescribed Information Sheet by 31 May 2026, with further reforms following later in 2026. Read more.
We've launched a new issue of our Online Saver (12), paying 4.15% Gross AER on balances of £100+. Find out more and apply.
Existing customers: we have increased the interest rates on our Fixed Rate ISAs and Flexible ISA. Find out more

Existing customers: We have increased our interest rates for Fixed Rate ISA products and our Flexible ISA from 27 April 2026.
Savings customers: we have increased the interest rates on our Fixed Rate Bonds. Find out more

The interest rates on our Fixed Rate Bond products have increased from 13 May 2026.

Financial Wellbeing survey

Financial Wellbeing survey - share your thoughts and you could win £250*.

This survey aims to gather your views on the financial wellbeing of the UK economy and how you feel about your own situation.

As a mutual organisation, we really value your feedback. Results for the survey will provide us with real-life data on how the economic situation is currently affecting you, and possibly your family, and how you think it might impact you in the future.

Enter the survey here

A summary of results from our Autumn 2025 survey

4,276 members completed the survey.

Government policy outlook:

Almost three quarters of Family Building Society members expressed concerns about the level of government borrowing
59% of members expected the November 2025 budget to have a negative impact
Just over a quarter said speculation around ISA and pension changes had already influenced their financial planning.

Housing & home ownership:

55% of members said they expect house prices to remain stable over the following six months
Members strongly support measures to boost home ownership, including:
- Abolishing stamp duty for downsizers (62%)
- Developing brownfield sites first (53%)
- Incentivising the conversion of unused office space into residential housing (47%).