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My question also ..mine shows an anniversary date of 21 Sept 2025Middle_of_the_Road said:
Mine has also had interest added. Have these accounts now matured?jameseonline said:My Nationwide Flex Regular 2 is showing as £2715.02 total, so £2600 + £115.02 interest, nice 🙂👍
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You might be ok to take money out but I'd wait until it no longer says Regular Saver then apply for the Issue 30
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Is it not a 2 year account, like the start to save issue 2 ?fonesaver said:
My question also ..mine shows an anniversary date of 21 Sept 2025Middle_of_the_Road said:
Mine has also had interest added. Have these accounts now matured?jameseonline said:My Nationwide Flex Regular 2 is showing as £2715.02 total, so £2600 + £115.02 interest, nice 🙂👍
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Flex is a 1 year account, I'm guessing the account it converts to lasts a year1
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£115.02, £2600 in.
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Nationwide
Mine matures today, capital plus interest showing as the balance, same account number and account description.
The only change is the addition of a new account - described as Continue to Save, new SC and account number.
Interest rate 2.50% so it won't be of any interest to me.
Leaving things till Monday.2 -
Mine matures today, too, but unlike yours there is no mention of the Continue to Save account...schiff said:Nationwide
Mine matures today, capital plus interest showing as the balance, same account number and account description.
The only change is the addition of a new account - described as Continue to Save, new SC and account number.
Interest rate 2.50% so it won't be of any interest to me.
Leaving things till Monday.0 -
Continue To Save is what the Start To Save account converted to.0
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mines just changed into an "Instant access saver 10"5
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Same for me, that's the 2nd one I've got now, right time for me to empty and move out of Nationwide, then see if I can get Issue 3 of Flex RegularSpeculator said:mines just changed into an "Instant access saver 10"0
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