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She will also be a part of the executive team at Principality.
Julie-Ann Haines, chief executive at Principality Building Society, said: “Vicky has a proven track record at leading large teams with great success and she has demonstrated in the 18 months she has been at Principality that she has leadership skills of the highest calibre.
“As a member-owned business we have a commitment to listen to our customers and fulfil our purpose of helping people to prosper in their homes at every stage of life and this role is key in helping us to achieve that.
“I want us to be a much more purpose-led as a business and Vicky’s team will play a leading role in helping us to become much more sustainable organisation and ensuring we have a positive impact on our members and the communities where they live.”
Millie Dyson PRINCIPALITY Building Society has teamed up with the UK’s leading enterprise charity to bring an entrepreneurial project to young people at home in Wales. The Fiver from Home programme, run by Young Enterprise and funded by Principality, asks students aged five to 11 years to create, research and plan a business with just £5, in preparation for the Fiver Challenge that starts on June 1. Created in response to the coronavirus pandemic last year, Fiver from Home allows young people to develop their creativity, commercial awareness and money management skills at home. As the sponsor of Fiver from Home in Wales, Principality has provided funding allowing Young Enterprise to bring the challenge to Wales on a larger scale and in the Welsh language. Last year’s summer Fiver from Home challenge saw more than 7,000 young people across Wales take part.
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Principality launches first-time buyer online savings account
By Roger Baird 25
th February 2021 4:07 pm
Principality Building Society has launched an online savings account designed to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder.
Its First Home Steps Online account offers a tiered interest rate, between 0.80 per cent and 1.50 per cent, with up to three withdrawals per year without loss of interest.
The UK’s sixth-largest mutual has also launched a First Home Steps Online hub to guide first-time buyers through the process of buying their first home.
The platform contains a range of articles, with guidance tailored to each stage of the buying process, including saving, searching for a home and buying.