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Tuesday, December 5th, 2017 11:30am

By Dan Richards @brummy_dan

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Jeremy Wood, Chief Executive of Dudley Building Society

Dudley Building Society has been named as a finalist in the Best Children’s Account Provider category for the Savings Champion 2018 Awards that will be announced early next year.

Savings Champion pride their awards on not only recognising Banks and Building Societies  that offer consistently good rates for savers, but also those providers that support their existing savers and offer high levels of customer service. Jeremy Wood, Chief Executive at Dudley Building Society said:

"It is always great to be recognised for any award but this one feels extra special due to the value we place in encouraging saving from a young age.  

Our children’s accounts regularly appear in best buy tables but I’m pleased to hear that the awards take into consideration rate, treatment of existing members and quality of customer care.  I’m sure many can remember the pride we gained from saving when we were young with the support of our families."

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