It's an exciting time for The Cumberland as we grow our Commercial proposition to support more businesses throughout the North of England, Scotland and Islands. Our aim is to develop a close relationship with you and add value to your business, offering Commercial mortgages, current accounts and savings products.
We take a common sense approach, providing easy access for you to quickly discuss the specific needs of your business. This comes with the added benefit of competitively priced products, designed with your industry in mind.
We pride ourselves in providing you with the best possible service and expertise, together with named contacts via our relationship-managed service.
With our kinder banking ethos, we want to provide the best possible service to help your business succeed. We look forward to working with you.
Do you operate a Hospitality, Healthcare, Professional Services or Food & Drink business? Our expert team is here to help.
We offer a range of savings accounts with various features and interest rates depending on the needs of your business.
We pride ourselves on building strong relationships with the intermediaries who choose to work with us.
Our Business Current Account may be suitable for businesses of all shapes and sizes - established or just starting out.
Whether you are a sole-trader, a partnership or a limited company there are organisations who can help you and your business during the difficult times.
Follow our fraud protection advice to help keep your money safe.
Sue Grundy, owner of Brooklands Guest House, is celebrating a successful first year in the Hospitality sector which has seen her five-star Guest House shortlisted for an international award.
The Cumberland has today announced that we have expanded our Commercial offering to cater for a range of new sectors as we look to support businesses across the North of England and Scotland, with our Kinder Banking approach.
A Yorkshire family’s rich legacy in the hospitality industry is set to continue following financial backing of more than a quarter of a million from The Cumberland.