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Nationwide Fairer Share Payment 2024
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aceandy79 said:Looks like I'm going to miss out again. Despite having approx 15k invested in Future Saver accounts, ie: using it as a building society. It seems in contrast to their original remit, Nationwide are now only interested in current account customers conducting regular transactions.9
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aceandy79 said:Looks like I'm going to miss out again. Despite having approx 15k invested in Future Saver accounts, ie: using it as a building society. It seems in contrast to their original remit, Nationwide are now only interested in current account customers conducting regular transactions.2
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jameseonline said:aceandy79 said:Looks like I'm going to miss out again. Despite having approx 15k invested in Future Saver accounts, ie: using it as a building society. It seems in contrast to their original remit, Nationwide are now only interested in current account customers conducting regular transactions.2
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jameseonline said:So get an current account with nationwide and actively use it, then you'll probably qualify for £100 next year, was the same for last year's payment so nothing has changed3
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ericlered7 said:You would think holding a mortgage with them for near on ten years would qualify, but no of course not.0
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Looks like i have missed out. I have met all the criteria except that i did not make 2 payments in feb and march. I did think this morning when i read martins announcement, that i would qualify because he said if you had made 10 payments in this period that would qualify.. Not sure where that came from because when i went on the website to check using the checker, there was no option or mention of the 10 payment rule...0
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hilsea said:Looks like i have missed out. I have met all the criteria except that i did not make 2 payments in feb and march. I did think this morning when i read martins announcement, that i would qualify because he said if you had made 10 payments in this period that would qualify.. Not sure where that came from because when i went on the website to check using the checker, there was no option or mention of the 10 payment rule...https://www.nationwide.co.uk/about-us/fairer-share/terms-and-conditions/
FlexAccount, FlexDirect or FlexBasic You need to have met one of the following requirements:
EITHER
- In two of the three months of January 2024, February 2024 and March 2024, you must:
- have received at least £500 into your current account (transfers in from other Nationwide accounts do not count), and
- have made at least two payments out of your current account.
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- In two of the three months of January 2024, February 2024 and March 2024, you must have made at least 10 payments out of your current account.
1 - In two of the three months of January 2024, February 2024 and March 2024, you must:
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Just checked my App and I am again eligible. Very glad I joined Nationwide last year, am trying to persuade my sister to at least open an account this time, swap her TSB account now she has two DD's in it.Paddle No 21:wave:2
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Caught out by the account activity criteria, but to be honest it's fair enough, I just opened it for the switch offer and to open the RS. Will try and remember for next year but don't begrudge them, even though I have a mortgage and a decent chunk of savings with them.
Might finagle things to get the £200 switch bonus though...1 -
wiseonesomeofthetime said:I'm excluded from the CASS through having had one since that date in 2021.0
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