Isa tranfer advice please

brian_723

I recently transfered my nationwide Isa paying 2.75% to an other nationwide ISA paying 3.10% .I have an other ISA from Barclay's that I am considering switching, would it be still possible to switch this one to nationwide as well ?

Baldur

brian_723 wrote: »

I recently transfered my nationwide Isa paying 2.75% to an other nationwide ISA paying 3.10% .I have an other ISA from Barclay's that I am considering switching, would it be still possible to switch this one to nationwide as well ?

Yes, just follow their ISA transfer process - http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/cash_isa/eisa/isaexternaltransfers.htm

evenasus

I transferred Barclays Golden ISA & Golden ISA 2 to Nationwide.

It took just three days to complete the transfer.

brian_723

evenasus wrote: »

I transferred Barclays Golden ISA & Golden ISA 2 to Nationwide.

It took just three days to complete the transfer.

Wow that was fast ,cheers .

Ader1

evenasus wrote: »

I transferred Barclays Golden ISA & Golden ISA 2 to Nationwide.

It took just three days to complete the transfer.

I've already got the transfer form and it says on it "To open an e-ISA you must have a Nationwide card account" Nobody told me that when I collected the form from the bank. Did you also have to do this? Sorry for butting in but it's relevant and may be of use to the OP.

Baldur

Ader1 wrote: »

I've already got the transfer form and it says on it "To open an e-ISA you must have a Nationwide card account" Nobody told me that when I collected the form from the bank.

States this clearly on the relevant web page - http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/cash_isa/eisa/default.htm?intcmp=Intcmp_0512

Available to Nationwide card account customers Excludes Regular Savings. If you don't already have a card account you may also like to apply for a FlexAccount, CashBuilder Card, Smart or InvestDirect

Ader1

Baldur wrote: »

States this clearly on the relevant web page - http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/cash_isa/eisa/default.htm?intcmp=Intcmp_0512

Yes. You would have thought they would have told me that at the branch. They were so busy there they just gave me a form to take away with me. It was quite a journey to get there. It appears I need another form. And when I tried to get a form sent via on-line form request.....the service was down. :-(

brian_723

Ader1 wrote: »

Yes. You would have thought they would have told me that at the branch. They were so busy there they just gave me a form to take away with me. It was quite a journey to get there. It appears I need another form. And when I tried to get a form sent via on-line form request.....the service was down. :-(

you can open or at least you use to be able to open an current account online with nationwide .also you can request all forms online so save yourself a journey to nationwide .

Baldur

brian_723 wrote: »

you can open or at least you use to be able to open an current account online with nationwide .also you can request all forms online so save yourself a journey to nationwide .

All of the accounts can be opened online - see the blue links in the quote in my post above.

libra10

I've just posted off the Nationwide ISA forms to transfer from a Santander ISA to Nationwide's e ISA at 3.10%.

I already have a flex account with Nationwide and a good thing about this ISA seems to be that you can add other ISAs to it, which I intend to do as they mature.

It's good to know that everything went through so quickly and efficiently

evenasus

I have a Nationwide Flex account, so I was ok to transfer.

My husband didn't have a 'card' account with Nationwide, our main joint current account being with another banking institution.

He didn't want to open another current account, so he opened a Cash Builder card account and deposited £10.00.

His Barclays to Nationwide Golden ISA transfers also took only 3 days.