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katies_mum wrote: »Thanks blueberrypie, I appreciate I`ve not to withdraw or close our ISA`s, but just assumed that you opened the new account and then everything was transferred over for you when you gave them the info about the existing accounts.
Am I right in assuming we open the new accounts (there will be one for me and one for hubby) I try and see if I can download a tranfer form, or go into Nationwide for one. Complete this and then do I have to take it into a branch or does it go to a specific office?
Thanks, not quite as simple as I had thought.
No, it's pretty much as simple as you thought. They probably need your signature on the form, which is why you need the form rather than just doing it on-line, but whether you download the form or get it from the branch, you can give it back to Nationwide at the branch or by post - it won't matter.0 -
Great, thanks.0
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