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patientperson

adindas wrote: »

Another evidence that she is clueless newbie; she even told me, next time in order not to miss a branch RSA ask to open it over the phone, could you believe that !!!!!!. I replied to her If I could open it over the phone I would have done it a week ago and no need to waste my time to come here.

The following is copied from the Virgin website:

Don't want to save online
No problem. You can also open most of our products in Store or over the phone. And the great news is, we pay the same rate of interest on your savings account however you choose to open and manage.

The point of this posting is the telephone opening possibility.

When I was last in a branch opening the Reg.Saver I did comment to the person that my visiting a branch was not easy. Nearest branch over 60 miles away. She also told me that accounts can be opened by phone. It might be interesting to hear of any member who goes down this route.

Westie983

Anyone been able to view/download the KPI for Virgin Regular E - Saver Issue 6?

I have all the others saved, including the Store Regular Saver Issue 5.

Westie983

Neil_Jones

https://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/pdf/regular_e_saver_issue_6-key_product_info.pdf

PK1000

QUESTION: Does anyone know if I can make direct regular payments via standing order from a non-Nationwide bank account to a Nationwide FlexSaver regular saver account - or do I need to transfer it to a Nationwide current account first and then do the saver transfer via the Nationwide website?


Thanks.

schiff

PK1000 wrote: »

QUESTION: Does anyone know if I can make direct regular payments via standing order from a non-Nationwide bank account to a Nationwide FlexSaver regular saver account - or do I need to transfer it to a Nationwide current account first and then do the saver transfer via the Nationwide website?


Thanks.

I think it's obligatory/automatic but you only have to ask them to see if you can!

glider3560

PK1000 wrote: »

QUESTION: Does anyone know if I can make direct regular payments via standing order from a non-Nationwide bank account to a Nationwide FlexSaver regular saver account - or do I need to transfer it to a Nationwide current account first and then do the saver transfer via the Nationwide website?


Thanks.

You can make the payment from any bank. Mine comes from my Bank of Scotland current account.

PK1000

I had a problem as the FlexSaver sort code and account number don't match the standard format. I found the solution on the forums (link not included - I can't post any as a new user).

All set up now, so hopefully everything will go smoothly. Thanks to both for your quick responses.

glider3560

PK1000 wrote: »

I've tried setting it up but the FlexSaver sort code doesn't match the xx-xx-xx format (it's only 4 digits long), and the account number is 9 digits. Entering these in the standing order form produces errors. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks for your quick responses.

That's the roll number. A number given by building societies that were never part of the clearing system. Nationwide still give these to some account.

You need to use sort code 07-00-93 and account number 33333334. Put the roll number (the full thing) as the reference. The money will end up in your account. See here: http://www.nationwide.co.uk/support/support-articles/manage-your-account/sort-code-and-account-number-information#xtab:savings-with-passbook

YorkshireBoy

adindas wrote: »

But about a year ago, there is a problem with transferring from an external account to RS, where the system return it. If my memory serves well, this has been reported by few members in this forum, which is also what I had experience.

I also remember an issue where the details provided by glider3560 above didn't work for some people.


For this reason, I'd suggest PK1000 tries it with a token amount first, before sending (up to) £500!

glider3560

If you request a card for the Flex Regular Saver, you get your own sort code and account number. This cannot be applied for through internet banking, you have to use the form on the main Nationwide website.