Address: Sainsbury's Bank Plc, Teviot House, 41 South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh EH12 9BD
Moving now to provide a greater number of bank and financial services, Sainsbury’s (with its financial side known as “Sainsbury’s Bank”) offers a solid range of financial products and services, not limited to:
Sainsbury’s Travel Insurance - Offering competitive rates and cover, with application available online and a wide variety of options and discounts for all kinds of traveller.
Sainsbury’s Credit Card – Credit cards offering ten months interest-free on purchases as well as money off vouchers for Sainsbury’s shopping every corner. Accounts can be managed online, with advantage credit cards available with no annual or balance transfer fees.
Sainsbury’s Loan – Loans with borrowing of between £1,000 and £25,000, with instant decisions and no repayments over the first 3 months, as well as car purchase and payment protection options. Compare this to other UK loans with the online loan calculator.
Sainsburys Car Insurance – Car insurance with prices cut by 5% when purchasing online or with a Sainsbury’s Bank credit card.
Sainsbury's Bank Home insurance - for cover inside and outside of your home
Up to 20% online discount*
Cover of up to £500 for items left in the open
Unlimited buildings cover - so you're home's never under-insured
Up to 40% No Claims Discount (NCD) if you choose to purchase no claims discount protection
Award Winning Insurance - winner Your Money Award for Best Overall Online Provider 2007
Monthly direct debit at no extra cost
Offers loans, credit cards, mortgages, insurance and savings products. Appointed Representative of Bank of Scotland. Online applications for savings, personal loans, pet insurance and credit cards
A decision in minutes, a cheque in 24 hours. Borrow for almost anything, from home improvements to a new car. Quick and easy to arrange. Apply securely on-line today!
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Mortgage code compliance board
You and Your Mortgage
The Mortgage Code sets standards of good practice as to how mortgage lenders and intermediaries deal with their customers.
When sourcing your mortgage you should check that your lender or intermediary is registered under the Mortgage Code. More than 150 lenders and 13,000 intermediary firms, covering virtually the entire market, have registered under the Code. If a lender or intermediary fails to meet the standards of the Mortgage Code, and you suffer as a result, you have the right to seek redress under a compulsory complaints process.
You, as a potential mortgage customer, must be given a copy of the leaflet 'You and Your Mortgage' at your first discussion about a mortgage. The leaflet outlines the standards which mortgage lenders and intermediaries have to meet.
