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Nationwide Flex Regular Saver 6.5% AER (variable)
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We've received £300 between us in Fair share payments this year having a current account with Nationwide. We have a regular saver, which matures next month and will start another, if allowed after that.
We save over 12 months to pay our council tax in full the following year and have a two month head start on the next year.0 -
You can when it finishes.Hal17 said:
And if you already have their Iss 6 regular saver, you cannot apply for Issue 7 - just tried.KungfuKrazy said:Sorry forgot to mention this is for existing Nationwide current account holders only
If you're wanting an account to routinely pay in and out then a regular saver might not be the best option. To maximise your return it's best to pay in and leave it for the full 12 months. Some don't allow removed funds to be repaid so you'll get significantly less interest by the end of the year and a much lower total balance.ThePirates said:COOP 7% asked unlimited withdrawals.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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