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Nationwide Select any good?
chelseablue
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Nationwide have sent me an invitation in the post to apply for their Select credit card
It seems like a good deal with 0% on purchases for 12 months and 0% on balance tranfers for 26 months
Plus you earn cashback
Does anyone have this card?
Is it a good card to have or is there a catch?
It seems like a good deal with 0% on purchases for 12 months and 0% on balance tranfers for 26 months
Plus you earn cashback
Does anyone have this card?
Is it a good card to have or is there a catch?
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Not really a "catch", but there's no cashback on foreign spend.chelseablue wrote: »...is there a catch?
Also, smaller BT fees are available elsewhere for similar BT durations (if that's the intended use).0 -
chelseablue wrote: »Nationwide have sent me an invitation in the post to apply for their Select credit card
It seems like a good deal with 0% on purchases for 12 months and 0% on balance tranfers for 26 months
Plus you earn cashback
Does anyone have this card?
Is it a good card to have or is there a catch?
depends what other cards you
but no fees on overseas purchases may be good for you
0.5% cashback better than nothing
no disadvantages0 -
Thank you
Just looking at it in more detail and they say you need to have a FlexAccount that you pay in at least £750 a month into
I do have a Flexaccount but its not my main current account so about £300 a month gets paid in
So not sure why they would invite me to apply in the first place?0 -
chelseablue wrote: »Thank you
Just looking at it in more detail and they say you need to have a FlexAccount that you pay in at least £750 a month into
I do have a Flexaccount but its not my main current account so about £300 a month gets paid in
So not sure why they would invite me to apply in the first place?
if it is useful to you and you want it, you can just 'recycle' money every month: just pay the money then draw it out.
check the exact rules as always0
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