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Nationwide e-isa

pappy01
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Can anyone tell me how I can change my E-ISA currently with nationwide to a better rate E-ISA with nationwide.
As an old customer I am only getting 2.75% inc bonus new customers get 3.10% inc bonus.
Do I need to get a Isa consolidation form even if it is an internal transfer
ie/ from one E ISA to another E-ISA
As an old customer I am only getting 2.75% inc bonus new customers get 3.10% inc bonus.
Do I need to get a Isa consolidation form even if it is an internal transfer
ie/ from one E ISA to another E-ISA
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Yes, you open the new one and transfer in the old one at the same time. It's all in the application“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0
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You don't have to use the Consolidation Form. Open the new one on line. When it is open transfer on line.0
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You don't have to use the Consolidation Form. Open the new one on line. When it is open transfer on line.
You don't even have to wait until it's open, there's an option to transfer it over during the application, as I stated. It's done almost instantly.“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
Can anyone tell me how I can change my E-ISA currently with nationwide to a better rate E-ISA with nationwide.
As an old customer I am only getting 2.75% inc bonus new customers get 3.10% inc bonus.
Yes. Did it yesterday. And like people have said, the process for opening the new eISA, asks whether you want to transfer the old account balance, so it's totally painless.0 -
Ah! It's changed since I last did it. Well done Nationwide.0
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Where are you getting your figures from?
I'm also an "old" customer with a NW E-ISA, I'm getting 3.2% (Detailed here http://www.natwest.com/personal/savings/g6/rates.ashx and also by my own calculations).
Also, I don't see anywhere on the NW site that mentions an ISA paying 3.1% inc. bonus.
Not doubting you, just making sure I understand what's going on.0 -
Where are you getting your figures from?
I'm also an "old" customer with a NW E-ISA, I'm getting 3.2% (Detailed here http://www.natwest.com/personal/savings/g6/rates.ashx and also by my own calculations).
Also, I don't see anywhere on the NW site that mentions an ISA paying 3.1% inc. bonus.
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/cash_isa/eisa/summary.htm
Are you confusing Natwest with Nationwide?
hs...nothing to see here...0 -
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