Furness Building Society: Savings, Mortgages & Online Services
Furness Building Society combines something many savers still value—a real North West branch network—with a much stronger digital savings service than it offered a few years ago. Members can now manage eligible savings online or through the Furness Savings app while still using branches across Cumbria and Lancashire.
Mortgage customers have a different set of routes. Furness offers mainstream home-buying and remortgage options alongside more specialist lending for self-employed applicants, complex income, holiday lets, buy to let, later-life borrowing, self-build projects and Heartland borrowers in its North West communities.
Meaningful editorial review: 16 September 2026. Savings rates, mortgage products, branch hours and digital-service procedures can change. Re-check the current Furness page before transferring money, opening an account, changing a mortgage or travelling to a branch.
Furness Building Society Quick Answers
What Do You Need to Do With Furness?
Choose access first, then compare the live rate, opening amount and whether the account is online, branch or postal.
Open savings guidanceDigitally enabled members can use the Furness Savings app or online portal for supported account tasks.
Open Digital Savings guidanceUse the formal ISA transfer process rather than withdrawing existing ISA funds into an ordinary bank account.
Open ISA guidanceFurness publishes mainstream and specialist mortgage routes with an emphasis on individual underwriting.
Open mortgage guidanceUse the live branch finder because several Furness branches have moved or been refurbished recently.
See current branchesStop the transaction or conversation and contact Furness through a verified route.
Open security guidanceWhat Furness Building Society Does
Furness Building Society is an independent mutual founded in 1865. Its main customer products are savings and mortgages, supported by branch, telephone and increasingly digital service.
Its traditional heartland is Cumbria and Lancashire, but its online savings reach is wider and several mortgage products are available beyond the immediate branch area. The Society has also continued to invest in both its branch estate and digital savings platform rather than choosing one service model over the other.