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When are Nationwide likely to announce whether the accounts will be accepting contributions in 2013-4? Or is it implied in the T&Cs?Free the dunston one next time too.0
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veryintrigued wrote: »Sounds like a tremendous idea!!
I guess you're going to be searching a little before the 5th April though? Also would you be looking at the fixed rate ones only and ones that not only accept transfers but accept transfers 7 months later.
Do many of these exist? (Genuine question - not criticising your thought process!!).
Fixed rates like this usually either don't exist or pay crap like the Lloyds one.
I was talking about looking for an instant access account with a year long bonus (they historically nearly always pay better March/April time) putting £1 into it then when the flexclusive rate drops transfer the rest in as instant access accounts usually allow transfers in at any time.If you don't like what I say slap me around with a large trout and PM me to tell me why.
If you do like it please hit the thanks button.0 -
Rumour that Nationwide have now caved in on the transfer debate: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/44641230
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Rumour that Nationwide have now caved in on the transfer debate: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4464123
That is good news! I await the results of my case with "interest".0 -
Great news have a fixed bond with NW maturing 7th March 2013 and guess what, this option wasn't mentioned on the maturity letter just the web account and recent fixed rates, I have left it to go into cash ISA as it was my intention to move it all into my Flexclusive via an online ISA issue 7 and see what happened.
I will do it all on line and see if there are any glitches, preventing me when the money is available.0 -
Mind you, the flexiclusive goes down to 2% after bonus expires on 31st April. If you are lucky you will be able to get instant access ISA at around 2.50%, which is only 0.5% more than the nationwide account.Gordon_the_Moron wrote: »Fixed rates like this usually either don't exist or pay crap like the Lloyds one.
I was talking about looking for an instant access account with a year long bonus (they historically nearly always pay better March/April time) putting £1 into it then when the flexclusive rate drops transfer the rest in as instant access accounts usually allow transfers in at any time.
0.5% of £11400 / 12 *4(months) = £19. If you opened an account with nationwide now, from march to october 31st is 8 months. That means for remaining 4 months you'd only get 0.5% extra which is only £19. Not a massive difference on £11400 tbh.0
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