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Nationwide e-ISA rate increase
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I suggest you ask them if you really want to know, but I'd say yes, because interest is normally always paid upon account closure.0
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I was going to ask a bunch of questions about this but it seems it's all been discussed. I'll get on the case moving from the old issue to the new issue. Thanks for all the posts above - most helpful
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I have to say I'm impressed with Nationwide.
Transferred my 2.75% eISA funds within a matter of minutes online to the new 3.1% eISA, and had all the paperwork through the post and new account setup online, all within a week. No fuss. :beer:0
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