Clydesdale Bank Mortgages
Clydesdale Bank no longer offers new mortgage products. If you're an existing Clydesdale mortgage customer, you should contact Virgin Money if you have any questions about your mortgage. Virgin Money is now part of Nationwide Building Society.
About Clydesdale Bank
Clydesdale Bank was one of Scotland's oldest banks, with a history dating back to 1838. Over the years, it offered personal and business banking services to customers across the UK.
Today, the Clydesdale Bank brand has been retired and no longer offers new banking or mortgage products. Existing customers are now looked after by Virgin Money, which is part of Nationwide Building Society.
Does Clydesdale Bank offer mortgages?
No. Clydesdale Bank no longer offers new mortgage products. Its standalone website has been retired, and Clydesdale mortgage customers are now supported through Virgin Money, which became part of Nationwide Building Society in 2026.
I'm an existing Clydesdale mortgage customer – what should I do?
If you already have a Clydesdale mortgage, your personal or business account will continue to work as normal, so you can carry on banking as usual.
From now on, you'll sign in through Virgin Money instead of Clydesdale Bank using your existing login details. Other than that, nothing changes.
For questions about your account, payments or product transfers, contact Virgin Money using its mortgage support channels.
As Virgin Money and Nationwide continue to integrate, you will be contacted directly if any changes affect you or your account.
Need help with your Clydesdale account?
Clydesdale Bank customers can now contact Virgin Money for support.
If you have a mortgage query, call 0345 602 8301. Lines are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am to 6pm, Wednesday 9:30am to 6pm, and Saturday 9am to 1pm.
For other account queries, visit Virgin Money’s help and support pages or call 0800 121 4203. Opening hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8am to 5pm, and Wednesday 9.30am to 5pm.
Compare mortgage deals with MoneySuperMarket
You can also use MoneySuperMarket to find and compare mortgage deals by type of mortgage, initial monthly cost (for the mortgage deal), initial interest rate for the deal, the maximum loan-to-value each provider offers and whether there are any mortgage fees.
