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£100 payment - Nationwide Fairer Share
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I wonder how many of the posters who have said that they will leave Nationwide,due to this scheme, actually will 🤔
After all, to still be with them in the first place suggests an affinity to the society imo 🤝
I am fortunate enough to be receiving this payout, however, by no stretch of the imagination can Nationwide be deemed my "main account". I have double digits of current accounts and savings accounts, each with their own definitive purpose 🤷♂️
Had it not been for the supermarket spend promotion, I would have missed out due not meeting spend criteria 🛒
Will be interesting to see what retrospective criteria will be used in any future "Fairer Share" payouts 💷2 -
Same! Was delighted to even get one, but one each - just in time for holiday!Maiziex said:Both me and my husband got a letter from nationwide about the £100 payment.
As we have a joint current account and joint savings assumed we would receive 1 payment 🙂0 -
I cannot really leave until mid 2025, as I have a fixed rate mortgage. I assume there are savers with fixed rate products in a similar position. Until then I've shown my protest by withdrawing all but 1p from my current and savings accounts.wiseonesomeofthetime said:I wonder how many of the posters who have said that they will leave Nationwide,due to this scheme, actually will 🤔
After all, to still be with them in the first place suggests an affinity to the society imo 🤝
I am fortunate enough to be receiving this payout, however, by no stretch of the imagination can Nationwide be deemed my "main account". I have double digits of current accounts and savings accounts, each with their own definitive purpose 🤷♂️
Had it not been for the supermarket spend promotion, I would have missed out due not meeting spend criteria 🛒
Will be interesting to see what retrospective criteria will be used in any future "Fairer Share" payouts 💷4 -
You could have opened a C/A And just left £1 in it!0
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Thanks, so 30 years loyalty doesnt count , yet in the past when a wanted a loan was told as a loyal customer we can help. ***** Liars!.
I can play the loyalty game so I'll move bank and get a cash back.
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If that was directed at me, I have a current account. The problem is that although I paid in over £1,500 between January and March I did not meet the 'deposit £500 in two out of three months' criteria.roddydogs said:You could have opened a C/A And just left £1 in it!2 -
That'll show 'em!TheBanker said:
I cannot really leave until mid 2025, as I have a fixed rate mortgage. I assume there are savers with fixed rate products in a similar position. Until then I've shown my protest by withdrawing all but 1p from my current and savings accounts.wiseonesomeofthetime said:I wonder how many of the posters who have said that they will leave Nationwide,due to this scheme, actually will 🤔
After all, to still be with them in the first place suggests an affinity to the society imo 🤝
I am fortunate enough to be receiving this payout, however, by no stretch of the imagination can Nationwide be deemed my "main account". I have double digits of current accounts and savings accounts, each with their own definitive purpose 🤷♂️
Had it not been for the supermarket spend promotion, I would have missed out due not meeting spend criteria 🛒
Will be interesting to see what retrospective criteria will be used in any future "Fairer Share" payouts 💷1 -
Roll on demutualisation. I am still a carpetbagger on NW1
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It won't. But it made me feel better!freesha said:
That'll show 'em!TheBanker said:
I cannot really leave until mid 2025, as I have a fixed rate mortgage. I assume there are savers with fixed rate products in a similar position. Until then I've shown my protest by withdrawing all but 1p from my current and savings accounts.wiseonesomeofthetime said:I wonder how many of the posters who have said that they will leave Nationwide,due to this scheme, actually will 🤔
After all, to still be with them in the first place suggests an affinity to the society imo 🤝
I am fortunate enough to be receiving this payout, however, by no stretch of the imagination can Nationwide be deemed my "main account". I have double digits of current accounts and savings accounts, each with their own definitive purpose 🤷♂️
Had it not been for the supermarket spend promotion, I would have missed out due not meeting spend criteria 🛒
Will be interesting to see what retrospective criteria will be used in any future "Fairer Share" payouts 💷6
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