Think you’ve lost a savings account? We may be able to help
If you think you may have lost touch with your Principality savings account, or with one of the following Building Societies which have merged with Principality over the years, we might be able to help.
We also might be able to help you trace another person’s lost account – if you are legally entitled to do this.
Building Societies who have merged with Principality
| Building Society | Year of Merger |
| Bridgend Building Society |
1959 |
| Urban Building Society |
1962 |
| Maesteg Permanent Benefit Society |
1968 |
| Aberavon Mutual Permanent Society |
1974 |
| Swansea & Carmarthen Building Society |
1974 |
| Llanelli Permanent Building Society |
1977 |
| District Building Society |
1978 |
| Gorseinon Building Society |
1979 |
| Chatham Building Society |
1985 |
Tracing your account
To trace an account, you need to complete some details. You can do this online through www.mylostaccount.org.uk – a free service offered by the British Bankers’ Association, the Building Societies Association and National Savings and Investments. The online service allows you to trace bank, building society and National Savings & Investments accounts by completing just one form.
Alternatively, you can download an information leaflet and the application forms:
If you are searching for a lost Principality account, you can either return your building society account trace form to the Building Societies Association Lost Account Scheme or to save you time, directly to us at:
Member Services – Lost Savings
Principality Building Society
PO Box 89
Queen Street
Cardiff
CF10 1UA