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Do not understand my ISA
CBG
Posts: 3 Newbie
Took out Cash ISA last year for full amount with Nationwide as a Flexiaccount special ISA rate of 4.25%. Very good.
Yesterday called into the High Street Branch to check what would be the best thing to do with my isa for the next year.
Nothing I was told ... leave it alone as I will continue to get 4.25% until next October.
How is this ??????????????????????
Yesterday called into the High Street Branch to check what would be the best thing to do with my isa for the next year.
Nothing I was told ... leave it alone as I will continue to get 4.25% until next October.
How is this ??????????????????????
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4.25% is miles better than any other Cash ISA available at the moment.
Nationwide promised to keep the rate until October.
What is the problem?
Is this a troll?We need the earth for food, water, and shelter.
The earth needs us for nothing.
The earth does not belong to us.
We belong to the Earth0 -
Not next October, this October.
If you read the T&Cs you received it states that the bonus of 2.25% is payable until 31 October 2013 then it guarantees to pay 1.5% above the BOE base rate until January 2014.0 -
And you will contribute the 2013-14 allowance?0
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As I do everything on line I do not have loads of paperwork to refer to and automatically assumed the rate was for one year.
Very pleased ir ain't0 -
Just one more thing..When do I actually get the interest ? When I finally opt out of the IAS ???0
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As I do everything on line I do not have loads of paperwork to refer to
It is quite prudent to keep records of any T&Cs you have agreed to, whether online or offline. Just because you do an only account doesn't mean the T&Cs aren't available online, too....................
You will find the terms for your ISA somewhere near http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/legal.htm0
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