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Nationwide £175 Switch on Joint account if already got bonus on Sole
superdayold
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looking at this - I am not eligible for any of the new switches as I
did all of them in the last few years. Myself and hubby both switched
into Nationwide 2 years ago (his was a full replacement of his current
account, mine was just for the cash). We have our joint bills account
with FD and I would like to keep that - just thinking of getting an
extra joint account for shopping. Question is - would the account I switch from NEED to already be a joint account? Or could I switch from a sole account I have lying around (ha!), to a joint account?
Who can get the bonus?
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You can't have switched into a Nationwide account, or have received
switch cash from Nationwide. BUT if you’ve previously received a bonus
by switching into a sole account, and you’re now switching into a joint account, you will still qualify (and vice versa). thanks
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I'm also interested in knowing about this: I'm considering doing three switches to Nationwide: one for me, one for my wife, and one for a joint account, all about the same time.That would net £175 x 3 = £550!
Would that be allowed?0 -
Just been on online chat with Nationwide, and they say there would be nothing wrong with it!FrankMT said:I'm also interested in knowing about this: I'm considering doing three switches to Nationwide: one for me, one for my wife, and one for a joint account, all about the same time.That would net £175 x 3 = £550!
Would that be allowed?1
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