Nationwide joint account

cherry76

I have a nw joint account and loyalty saver so qualify for the £100. As it is a joint account, it should be £100 each but there is only a mention of £100 under my name. I think last year I got only £100. Thanks

TadleyBaggie

I have a joint account,  both my wife an I got separate letters with the £100 share specified.

Flugelhorn

we have a joint account and I have a savings in my name and I am the only one to get the £100 

gravel_2

What accounts does the other party have?

Flugelhorn

gravel_2 said:

What accounts does the other party have?

I think that is the thing - OH only has the joint account 

Zanderman

cherry76 said:

I have a nw joint account and loyalty saver so qualify for the £100. As it is a joint account, it should be £100 each but there is only a mention of £100 under my name. I think last year I got only £100. Thanks

That's not the case. You would both need a savings account.

You may individually qualify because you have the current account (used as necessary to qualify) plus a savings account (with at least the qualifying £100).

Your partner would also qualify under the current account qualification, as the use of the account is the same for them. But if they don't have a qualifying savings account in their own name they won't.

cherry76

So I need to have a qualifying account in own name to get £100 each. I thought for qualifying account, it’s £100 each. Thanks

cherry76

TadleyBaggie said:

I have a joint account,  both my wife an I got separate letters with the £100 share specified.

Does your wife have another qualifying account in her own name?

Zanderman

cherry76 said:

So I need to have a qualifying account in own name to get £100 each. I thought for qualifying account, it’s £100 each. Thanks

You can have a joint account that qualifies you both - for the qualifying current account. You don't need a qualifying current account each if you have a joint one.

You do need individual qualifying savings accounts though.