Make sure you get possible Nationwide Fairer Share bonus 2025

Hopeful0324 · 4 February at 4:39PM

Been reading this thread with interest - my son has a FlexAccount and I have just switched to a FlexDirect account. We have a joint 1 year Triple Access Online Saver account with £1500 currently in it.

Would we both qualify if we each meet the requirements of the current account (paying £500 into each current account in 2 of Jan/Feb/Mar plus 2 payments out or just 10 payments out) - again depending on criteria? Just wanted to see if we both would qualify with the joint savings account or if we need a savings account each?

WillPS · 4 February at 5:11PM

Hopeful0324 said:

Been reading this thread with interest - my son has a FlexAccount and I have just switched to a FlexDirect account. We have a joint 1 year Triple Access Online Saver account with £1500 currently in it.

Would we both qualify if we each meet the requirements of the current account (paying £500 into each current account in 2 of Jan/Feb/Mar plus 2 payments out or just 10 payments out) - again depending on criteria? Just wanted to see if we both would qualify with the joint savings account or if we need a savings account each?

In previous years joint accounts were perfectly valid - the payment was still per member. We have no detail of this year's scheme, or even cast iron confirmation that there will be one.

butch4343 · 12 February at 12:10PM

Folks

Wonder if I can be that annoying newbie, but I find the rules confusing, Ill caveat this and say assuming its based on a 2024 set of rules. but since I missed out last year am keen not to miss out this year.

I have a

Flexplus Account that I pay for £18 a month I think and I pay into that £400 a month to cover direct debits which total the same £400

Flex Account that I use for day to day spending , I've transferred in January £1500 in total over 31 transactions from and external bank account. I also have around 40 debit card transactions on the account.

Ive opened a Flex Regular Saver 4 and as I understand last years rules if I stick £100 (better if it was £200) in there for at least one day in March.

Am I right in thinking that would qualify me (potentially) for the payout?

Many thanks in advance.

Nasqueron · 12 February at 12:18PM

They have a good regular saver, £200 a month 6.5%, I'd suggest paying into that and leaving it for more than just a day, no guarantee they keep it exactly the same and 1 day only is a gamble

WillPS · 12 February at 1:26PM

butch4343 said:

Folks

Wonder if I can be that annoying newbie, but I find the rules confusing, Ill caveat this and say assuming its based on a 2024 set of rules. but since I missed out last year am keen not to miss out this year.

I have a

Flexplus Account that I pay for £18 a month I think and I pay into that £400 a month to cover direct debits which total the same £400

Flex Account that I use for day to day spending , I've transferred in January £1500 in total over 31 transactions from and external bank account. I also have around 40 debit card transactions on the account.

Ive opened a Flex Regular Saver 4 and as I understand last years rules if I stick £100 (better if it was £200) in there for at least one day in March.

Am I right in thinking that would qualify me (potentially) for the payout?

Many thanks in advance.

Presuming the rules are static (and we have no confirmation or even a hint at that yet), then just a paid FlexPlus and £100 in any savings account (for 24 hours) in March will qualify.

butch4343 · 14 February at 11:32AM

Folks

Thanks for the kind replies above, that's really helpful👍

MACKEM99 · 14 February at 12:37PM

Nasqueron said:

They have a good regular saver, £200 a month 6.5%, I'd suggest paying into that and leaving it for more than just a day, no guarantee they keep it exactly the same and 1 day only is a gamble

The thing is that the rate is 6.5% nice 😃

harz99 · 11 March at 8:41AM

Morning, it looks like we'll only be getting £50 this year! This morning I've got a pop up on the app saying I qualify for the £50 "big thank you" payment etc...