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Nationwide FlexDirect £200 switch bonus (Oct 2022)
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It doesn’t. Maybe they’ve changed it to these three.‘Switch to a FlexPlus, FlexDirect or FlexAccount and you could get £200’2
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One thing mentioned in the terms and conditions is:
"An active Direct Debit is one where a valid regular Direct Debit instruction exists on the account"
The account I want to switch has 2 direct debits but I only set them up a few weeks ago meaning that this month are the first payments for each of them.
Assuming I wait until the first payment has been taken before applying for the switch to Nationwide, would these qualify as "regular" or would I need to wait until November's payments had gone out too so that more than 1 payment had been paid to make them classed as "regular"
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Perfect! Saves me a step 😊overspender22 said:It doesn’t. Maybe they’ve changed it to these three.‘Switch to a FlexPlus, FlexDirect or FlexAccount and you could get £200’0 -
Thanks for the information. Very tempted, after just receiving the £160 from Santander, to switch that account.
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Can you switch straight away?0
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If you mean once the £200 has hit your account.....then yescreditmanessex said:Can you switch straight away?1 -
Anyone know how long this offer is on for and whether nationwide do a hard search?0
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creditmanessex said:Anyone know how long this offer is on for and whether nationwide do a hard search?
They do a soft search to see if you're eligible for the account, then a hard search when you proceed with the application
Santander have just paid my £160, so I've started the switch to Nationwide, perfect timing!£12k in 25 #14 £15,140.07/£18k 24 #14 £15,653.11/£18k 23 #14 £17,195.80/£18k 22 #20 £23,024.86/£23k0 -
And will the offer be on till the end of the month at least?0
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No, you'll be fine if both have paid out even once. Some say they don't need to have paid out as long as they're visible in the donor before the switch, but I've never tested the theory.homemover2020 said:One thing mentioned in the terms and conditions is:
"An active Direct Debit is one where a valid regular Direct Debit instruction exists on the account"
The account I want to switch has 2 direct debits but I only set them up a few weeks ago meaning that this month are the first payments for each of them.
Assuming I wait until the first payment has been taken before applying for the switch to Nationwide, would these qualify as "regular" or would I need to wait until November's payments had gone out too so that more than 1 payment had been paid to make them classed as "regular"
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