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Kent Reliance Provident Society (KRPS) is a mutual organisation formed as part of the transfer of Kent Reliance Building Society's business to OneSavings Bank plc (OSB) in 2011. The membership of the former building society was transferred to KRPS while OSB, trading as Kent Reliance, krbs and Kent Reliance Banking Services, carries on the ...
Kent Reliance Provident Society (KRPS) is a co-operative and community benefit society formed as part of the transfer in 2011 of Kent Reliance Building Society's business to OneSavings Bank plc (OSB), which trades primarily as Kent Reliance.
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After merging with Kent and Canterbury, Dover District and Herne Bay societies (formed in 1840, 1861 and 1888 respectively), we were renamed as the Kent Reliance Building Society 2004 - 2010 OSB India (OSBI) becomes our first offshore subsidiary, providing operational support, Charter Court Financial Services was formed, and Precise Mortgages ...
Overview. Founded in 1888, Kent Reliance Building Society provides a wide range of mortgage and savings products at competitive rates to its customers (residents of the United Kingdom only). Savings accounts made with Kent Reliance Building Society are covered by British deposit guarantee scheme.
- Reliance House, Sun Pier, Chatham, ME4 4EF
Aug 3, 2010 · The Kent Reliance building society is proposing to transfer its assets into a newly-created bank so it can raise £50m from a new investor. The money will come from the US private investment...
Jan 24, 2011 · Kent Reliance building society. Kent Reliance Building Society is expanding its branch network across the south as part of its transformation into a bank. Financial watchdogs are...
You can fund your new online account by electronic transfer, or if you hold other Kent Reliance accounts that permit withdrawals, you can transfer funds from that account into your new online account. You will not be able to fund an account opened online by cash. If you wish to open your account by cash, please visit one of our branches.
