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The ACSS keeps contact with partner organizations in Europe, first and formost in Austria and Germany. All members of the Association are also members of the European Federation of Building Societies.
The European Federation of Building Societies is a group of loan and other institutions that support the financing of housing. Cooperation with the ESSS is also important because of the accession of the Czech Republic into the European Union. Because of the fact that the European Union is moving towards political and economic integration, the organization focuses on these four major goals:
- propagate the idea of ownership of property
- represent the interests of its members in the European Union
- ensures that its members are well informed and the further development of European integration and the activities of its members in the European Union
- supports and intensifies the exchange of information and experiences between its members in the field of housing financing and politics
European Federation of Building Societies:
European Federation of Building Societies
Klingelhöferstraße 4, 10785 Berlin
Postfach 30 30 79, 10730 Berlin
Tel.: +49 30 59 00 91 913
Fax: +49 30 59 00 91 917
Internet: www.efbs.org
Representatives of the organization in Brussels:
European Office
Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée 1–5, bte 6
1040 Brüssel
Tel.: +32 2 231 03 71
Fax: +32 2 230 82 45
Vitejte na www.acss.cz
We are your adviser in the world of building savings.
The Association of Czech Building Societies in the Czech Republic (ACSS) comprises five building savings banks. It was founded on June 29, 2000, with the aim of supporting the joint interests of the building savings banks operating in the Czech Republic. It thus continued a long-term informal co-operation among the financial institutions.
You can get more information about the ACSS here.
NOT TO OMIT
ACSS advises: Home-building savings contracts signed in 2003 remain in full force and effect regardless of the expiration of the five-year saving phase. You can read more here.





