Nationwide Flexclusive ISA - 4.25%, instant access

KTF

Interest credited on Sept 30, no subsequent deduction.

dfh4

KTF wrote: »

Interest credited on Sept 30, no subsequent deduction.

Thanks. Out of interest did you check this transaction on your Nationwide online account or when your passbook was updated in the branch, as the correction may only show up when you check your Flexclusive online statement.
Thanks again.

KTF

dfh4 wrote: »

Thanks. Out of interest did you check this transaction on your Nationwide online account or when your passbook was updated in the branch, as the correction may only show up when you check your Flexclusive online statement.
Thanks again.

Online. I think I have a passbook someplace but have not touched it since the day the account was opened.

dfh4

Just to make it clear to everyone this interest error may only affect those who transferred in additional ISA funds to their Flexclusive account following the Ombudsman ruling and Nationwide settlement.
Hopefully I was the only one who had this problem.
Very pleased I joined this forum and thanks to those who tipped us off earlier this year that transfers were allowed and have obviously benefited many savers.

rb10

le_loup wrote: »

So, you have an account still open with £1 in it to which you can add no further money.
What's the point exactly?

You can add your 2014/15 allowance from 6 April to the account.

DragonQ

Tis depressing that the Flexclusive ISA 4.25% rate and the Lloyds/TSB Vantage 4% rate have both ended.

Gromitt

DragonQ wrote: »

Tis depressing that the Flexclusive ISA 4.25% rate and the Lloyds/TSB Vantage 4% rate have both ended.

It is, but 2% isn't that bad (better than what you can get elsewhere for instant access), and considering the Issue 5 is for new subscriptions only. I do wonder if this is a "Clean" rate or includes the bonus as stated on the web site.

(I probably sound like a Nationwide marketing representative!)

kidmugsy

DragonQ wrote: »

Tis depressing that the Flexclusive ISA 4.25% rate and the Lloyds/TSB Vantage 4% rate have both ended.

And the 6%p.a. Regular Saver at Nationwide. It's a treble whammy!

dfh4

2% not bad to roll-over the whole ISA without new subscription. Let's hope it remains competitive.

VfM4meplse

dfh4 wrote: »

2% not bad to roll-over the whole ISA without new subscription. Let's hope it remains competitive.

Presumably there's no penalty for withdrawal, so moving it shouldn't be too difficult?