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Nationwide Reg Saver Interest
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metrobus
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Held a Nationwide reg saver since jan 2007 .
The interest is added monthly but only credited on
october 31st.
If I close thise acc on say 28th may would I get
the 28 days interest.
Thanks
The interest is added monthly but only credited on
october 31st.
If I close thise acc on say 28th may would I get
the 28 days interest.
Thanks
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I believe that you just get the lowest rate in the month - 4% (see here) - in which the account is closed. The way to minimize any loss of interest therefore is to close the account just after the first of a month.....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0
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Your correct Milarky, Ive just been taking a close look at the T&C
But to get 4% you need to increase the balance by £1-£99 what if you do not increase at all ?
What `I`ll do is transfer £1 on June 1st (sunday) then go to the branch close
the account and open a 1 year fixed bond with them @ 6.6%.0 -
No! You get 4% between £0 and £99.0
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Your correct Milarky, Ive just been taking a close look at the T&C
But to get 4% you need to increase the balance by £1-£99 what if you do not increase at all ?
What `I`ll do is transfer £1 on June 1st (sunday) then go to the branch close
the account and open a 1 year fixed bond with them @ 6.6%......under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0 -
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/regular_savings/interest_rates.htm
It states on their website £1-£99
Milarky,is it possible to close a reg saver online ?
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It states in their T&C which I read before I posted to you:
"less than £100, 4%"
In the blurb it says: "If in any month you balance reduces or increased by less than £100 you still get ..."
Couldn't be clearer!!!!
With a very low balance, I did not pay anything in, in May, if you wait until the end of the month I will let you know what rate they paid me.0 -
,is it possible to close a reg saver online ?
It's just occurred to me that this account could be operated a bit like those other banks which only pay interest for the month where you don't make any withdrawals thusly...
(Make transfer on Last day of June...Make another transfer on First day of July... Money is available to withdraw every other month and no interest is really lost...).....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0 -
Milarky,Just found this in their t&C
You may close your Regular Savings account at any time by visiting any Nationwide branch.
The only reason I want to close it is so I get the interest now rather than wait until october 31st.0 -
Milarky,Just found this in their t&C
You may close your Regular Savings account at any time by visiting any Nationwide branch.
The only reason I want to close it is so I get the interest now rather than wait until october 31st.
Well there are a lot of branches about, unlike some regional societies.0 -
It states in their T&C which I read before I posted to you:
"less than £100, 4%"
In the blurb it says: "If in any month you balance reduces or increased by less than £100 you still get ..."
Couldn't be clearer!!!!
With a very low balance, I did not pay anything in, in May, if you wait until the end of the month I will let you know what rate they paid me.
To reply to my own post for the benefit of metrobus:
As I suspected, in May I added zilch and received the 4%0
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