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Sudden "Interest Charge" with Nationwide

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  • dzug1 wrote: »
    Probably a daft question - it is a debit and not interest they are paying TO you?

    It's definitely money they are taking from me - they gave me my yearly interest on 31st December and that one is in the right column :j
  • apt wrote: »
    and they don't use use faster payments either. .


    U sure. :huh: Many of us with new Flexi-Accounts have experience of faster payments inwards. ;)
  • Milarky
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    I have a theory (based on a similar pattern of unexplained charging) that Nationwide's interest-charging period (i.e. over which they calculate any overdrawn interest) may be a standard (such as a calendar month) whereas your statement could be produced on any day of the month. Thus there is a potential for a mismatch to occur.

    My statement is produced on the '1st' anyway - but I've still been charged about a month after I might have briefly been overdrawn (i.e. the next statement immediately after does not contain a charge whilst the next month's does so - ever where the account has never been overdrawn during this month)
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  • Milarky
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    dzug1 wrote: »
    Probably a daft question - it is a debit and not interest they are paying TO you?
    Not daft. But Nationwide only credits interest once a year - on 31 December. For all other months it's nothing..
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  • Milarky
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    U sure. :huh: Many of us with new Flexi-Accounts have experience of faster payments inwards. ;)
    Have you been given an account with a 'new' sort code [i.e. not 07-01-16] when you applied recently then BLF?
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  • BruceyBonus
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    Milarky wrote: »
    Have you been given an account with a 'new' sort code [i.e. not 07-01-16] when you applied recently then BLF?
    All the new accounts opened online have 07-02-46 - which accepts faster payments (NW's only sort code that does).
  • DesG
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    Did you lodge any cheques into the account?

    Cheers, Des.
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