Recommend a Friend

Know someone looking for a mortgage? Why not recommend a friend to the Cumberland and you could get £100*. Simply follow the steps below and if your recommended friend takes out a mortgage with the Cumberland the money will arrive into your account. There’s no limit on how many recommendations you can make.

  1. Download the form

    Download and complete the form below and pass it onto a friend. When making an enquiry or attending their appointment your friend must bring along the completed form.

    Download Form

  2. Receive £100

    We’ll pay £100 into your account once your friend takes out a mortgage, subject to the conditions below.

*T&Cs apply. Please see below for further information.

Terms & Conditions

  1. This form must be completed by the customer making the recommendation.
  2. The completed form must then be given to the person being recommended to hand in to any Cumberland branch when making the enquiry. The person being recommended understands you will receive £100 if they successfully take out a mortgage, subject to the conditions below.

I understand that to qualify for the £100, the person I recommend must:

  1. Hand this form to The Cumberland when they make an enquiry.
  2. Not have made a mortgage enquiry with The Cumberland within the last 12 months.
  3. Not be an existing Cumberland borrower.
  4. Take out a Cumberland mortgage of £20,000 or more.
  5. Not work for The Cumberland or any of its subsidiary companies or have immediate family members who do.

I also understand that:

  1. As the person making the recommendation, I must be an existing Cumberland Building Society customer.
  2. Only one payment will be made for each new mortgage. If someone is recommended by more than one customer, the £100 payment will be made to the customer who The Cumberland believes made the first recommendation.
  3. The Cumberland reserves the right to withdraw the offer at any time and without notice.
  4. I must not work for The Cumberland or any of its subsidiary companies or have immediate family members that do.

Your mortgage is secured on your home. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.