New nationwide 4.2% isa

Csutto

Hello

I currently have my cash in a nationwide 3.1% isa. Can I keep all my cash in this isa, and open up the new nationwide 4.2% isa and put my new yearly allowance in this? There for having two isas with the same bank???

please help

Bank_Notes_2

Csutto wrote: »

Hello

I currently have my cash in a nationwide 3.1% isa. Can I keep all my cash in this isa, and open up the new nationwide 4.2% isa and put my new yearly allowance in this? There for having two isas with the same bank???

please help

Good evening Csutto.

Thank you for your post.

I can confirm that you can keep your existing isa and open a new Nationwide 4.25% isa (provided you meet the criteria) and put your new allowance in this.

innovate

Bank_Notes wrote: »

Good evening Csutto.

Thank you for your post.

I can confirm that you can keep your existing isa and open a new Nationwide 4.25% isa (provided you meet the criteria) and put your new allowance in this.

Whilst I don't disagree with your "confirmation", I wonder whether you imply that you are here as an official Nationwide Rep? In which case, you should declare your association & obtain permission from MSE to post as a company rep.

Wolfhound

Hello, I have been on the Nationwide site to check on my e-isa balance and I didn't see anything about this new ISA.
Could you give me some information about it ?
Can I transfer in previous years ? Thanks.

evenasus

Wolfhound wrote: »

Hello, I have been on the Nationwide site to check on my e-isa balance and I didn't see anything about this new ISA.
Could you give me some information about it ?
Can I transfer in previous years ? Thanks.

It will be on their main site tomorrow I would think.

Meanwhile see this.... http://www.nationwide.co.uk/mediacentre/pressreleases/viewarticle.htm?ID=1945

le_loup

innovate wrote: »

Whilst I don't disagree with your "confirmation", I wonder whether you imply that you are here as an official Nationwide Rep? In which case, you should declare your association & obtain permission from MSE to post as a company rep.

Mr Bank Note uses that strange authoritative style ...
He obviously wants to give an impression of some sort.
And it's not just about NW accounts.
Strange but true.

Nine_Lives

evenasus wrote: »

Meanwhile see this.... http://www.nationwide.co.uk/mediacentre/pressreleases/viewarticle.htm?ID=1945

Or even this: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3886753

or this: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3883771

thenudeone

To answer the OP: There is nothing in general to stop you having several ISA accounts with the same bank (as long as all the other ISA rules are complied with).

It's possible that a provider might restrict new accounts to new customers only, but it's very unlikely IMO.

Since the nationwide offer is only available to qualifying flexaccount customers, they are specifically targetting existing customers, so it's even less likely that they will restrict them to customers who don't already have an ISA with them.

Rupert_Bear

innovate wrote: »

Whilst I don't disagree with your "confirmation", I wonder whether you imply that you are here as an official Nationwide Rep? In which case, you should declare your association & obtain permission from MSE to post as a company rep.

Either that or just pompous.

sheslookinhot

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