New Zealand Banking
Find out what building societies operate in New Zealand with Money Monkey’s handy summary of building societies and building society information. Building societies, unlike banks, were set up in New Zealand as mutual institutions without shareholders meaning that building society profits are divided between those who invest with them.
In the case of a Building Society funds are raised by the issue of shares to members who pay for them over time by subscription. The funds are used to provide a wide range of financial services including mortgages for the purchase of house properties.
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Banks New Zealand (www.banksnewzealand.com)
Banks in New Zealand, view NZ banks information. All the popular banks in New Zealand.
HBS Building Society (http://www.hbsnz.com)
HBS may not offer all the "bells and whistles" of overseas owned banks but customers enjoy top interest rates and unequalled friendly customer service. HBS Building Society provides financial services to people right across New Zealand.
Nelson Building Society (http://www.nbs.co.nz)
New Zealand’s Oldest Building Society, NBS has built lifestyles, dreams and a sense of local pride since 1862. NBS has a range of competitive range of banking and financial services. NBS believes in building a strong personal relationships with each and every one of their customers.
Southland Building Society (http://www.sbs.net.nz/index.asp)
SBS is New Zealand’s largest building society. SBS is a well-run, prudently-managed organisation and is currently outperforming last year’s record results.
CBS Canterbury (http://www.cbscanterbury.co.nz)
Since 1875, CBS Canterbury has provided high quality financial and personal banking services to individuals, groups, organisations, farmers and commercial businesses. CBS Canterbury has two branches in Christchurch and one in Ashburton.
Southern Cross Building Society (http://www.buildingsociety.co.nz)
Our saving and oncall accounts have no monthly account fees so every dollar you save is yours to keep. Visit our savings section of this website to find our more information.