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Stupid question re Nationwide current account
dalliance
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I'm considering switching to this account but I can't find a definitive answer as to whether it automatically comes with a debit card, as every other current account I've had did.
It seems bizarre that it might not but their site doesn't say clearly and has a FAQ about "upgrading to a debit card". I can't imagine managing my day to day finances without a debit card so any answers would be much appreciated.
It seems bizarre that it might not but their site doesn't say clearly and has a FAQ about "upgrading to a debit card". I can't imagine managing my day to day finances without a debit card so any answers would be much appreciated.
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The issue of a debit card is dependant on your credit score.
Nationwide are terribly strict about it and some people get an ATM card yet get offered a credit card when opening a FlexAccount.0 -
^hope this is not a stupid question: is an ATM card basically a debit card?? thanksBLOODBATH IN THE EVENING THEN? :shocked: OR PERHAPS THE AFTERNOON? OR THE MORNING? OH, FORGET THIS MALARKEY!
THE KILLERS :cool:
THE PUNISHER :dance: MATURE CHEDDAR ADDICT:cool:0 -
No, an ATM card lets you draw out cash but not make purchases in shops.free4440273 wrote: »^hope this is not a stupid question: is an ATM card basically a debit card?? thanks0 -
A debit card can be used in an ATM, but an ATM card doesn't have to be a debit card - it could just be a cash card used only in machines, opposed to a debit card which you can use in shops etc.0
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