Nationwide regular saver

mooneysaver

Had a search but couldn't see any threads on this. Would people recommend it as a good product?

alfred64

specsavers you need not reg savers

clairec666

Take a peek at https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6630470/nationwide-flex-regular-saver-6-5-aer-variable

allegro120

mooneysaver said:

Had a search but couldn't see any threads on this. Would people recommend it as a good product?

I would. I'm using it for few years now, opening the next one tomorrow.  The rate is good.  I can't think of anything negative to say about this product.  

ThePirates

allegro120 said:

mooneysaver said:

Had a search but couldn't see any threads on this. Would people recommend it as a good product?

I would. I'm using it for few years now, opening the next one tomorrow.  The rate is good.  I can't think of anything negative to say about this product.  

Except that you can get better rates elsewhere! 

https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/savings-accounts/regular-savings-accounts/?quick-links-first=false&product-favorites-first=false&sort-order=AER&sort-order-text=Rate&id=null&business-type=16&activity-type=null&investment-amount=50&investment-type=2&account-types=16&interest-paid-frequencies=null&terms=null&account-opening-methods=null&account-management-methods=null&notice-periods=null&include-notice-period=true&include-term=true&age=21&has-withdrawal-restrictions=2&existing-customers-only=2&is-shariaa=2&joint-account-only=2

Eco_Miser

ThePirates said:

allegro120 said:

mooneysaver said:

Had a search but couldn't see any threads on this. Would people recommend it as a good product?

I would. I'm using it for few years now, opening the next one tomorrow.  The rate is good.  I can't think of anything negative to say about this product.  

Except that you can get better rates elsewhere! 

https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/savings-accounts/regular-savings-accounts/?quick-links-first=false&product-favorites-first=false&sort-order=AER&sort-order-text=Rate&id=null&business-type=16&activity-type=null&investment-amount=50&investment-type=2&account-types=16&interest-paid-frequencies=null&terms=null&account-opening-methods=null&account-management-methods=null&notice-periods=null&include-notice-period=true&include-term=true&age=21&has-withdrawal-restrictions=2&existing-customers-only=2&is-shariaa=2&joint-account-only=2

But there's nothing (except cashflow) stopping you having them all.

SloughSally

Can a new NW regular saver be opened the day a current one ends ? 

I have one maturing  on 30th September and want to get a payment in on that day and also October 1st to maximize my return.

Hattie627

SloughSally said:

Can a new NW regular saver be opened the day a current one ends ? 

I have one maturing  on 30th September and want to get a payment in on that day and also October 1st to maximize my return.

If your maturity date is 30th September (shown on Nationwide online record as the "anniversary date"), you won't be able to open a new one online until 1st October. You could try a phone call on 30th September and explain your desire to open and fund a new one before the month ends. They might be able to help although I've never tried it.

subjecttocontract

Why not close it early, like today, you'll only miss out on a few pennies of interest and then open yourself a new account on Friday 26/9 ?

thefrank

subjecttocontract said:

Why not close it early, like today, you'll only miss out on a few pennies of interest and then open yourself a new account on Friday 26/9 ?

That's the way

Bobblehat

subjecttocontract said:

Why not close it early, like today, you'll only miss out on a few pennies of interest and then open yourself a new account on Friday 26/9 ?

You'll need one of your 3 withdrawals available though to do that .... or so NW agent told me on Monday!