LMS partners with the Chorley

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Chorley Building Society

LMS has announced a partnership with Chorley Building Society.

Founded in 1859, Chorley Building Society is the oldest building society in Lancashire, offering products including insurance, savings and mortgages.

Andy Knee, chief executive of LMS, said: “We are delighted to announce that we will be providing services for The Chorley and its members. The Chorley is committed to offering clients the highest possible level of service whilst also offering attractive product pricing and we look forward to working with them. We are also pleased to be starting the year by expanding further into the building society sector.”

Barrie Brain, mortgage manager of the Chorley Building Society, added: “LMS are highly commended in their field and consistently deliver excellent service and competitive prices. Their knowledge and expertise make them an ideal partner for us and I am eager to begin our working relationship.”

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