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Nationwide 1Y Triple Access Saver - can I change account before 12th month?

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to double check one information. I opened Nationwide 1Y Triple Access Saver about 5 months ago, it currently gives me 3.5% (I haven't used any withdrawal). I can see that they've got a new account that gives 4% currently. Can I just open the new one and transfer my money without losing the interest I earned over the last 5 months? Is that interest counted daily or at 12th month mark? Is there any penalty if I zero that account now?

Regards

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  • flaneurs_lobster
    flaneurs_lobster Posts: 10,254 Forumite
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    You can close the 1yr 3x access saver account at any time, the interest to date will be added to the balance.

    The only account I can see at NW paying 4% is a 1 year fixed bond, that one won't allow withdrawals for a year.

    They've also just released a 1 yr fixed cash ISA paying 4.5.%.

  • Halabala9
    Halabala9 Posts: 72 Forumite
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    edited 6 May at 9:09AM

    They've got to be kidding me... yesterday I had one with 4% and 1 withdrawal limit under Limited Access accounts but it's gone today...

  • ranciduk
    ranciduk Posts: 771 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker

    the triple access account is variable and is now down to 3.3%

  • bucklb
    bucklb Posts: 26 Forumite
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    I'm just in the process of transferring my isa from nationwide to principality. I'm not bothered by minor differences in interest rate but principailty is offer ing 0.9% more and even more withdrawals than nationwide. The fact it's apparently a flexible isa too is the cherry on the cake

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