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ING DirectING Direct ISAOpen an account today in approximately 10 minutes. A simple way to save up to £3,600, without paying tax on your investment.Monthly2.50%N/A
NatWeste-ISAAvailable to existing Natwest Customers Only. The longer you save the more you can earn, save up to £3,600 in a tax year. See site for details.Monthly2.00%N/A
AbbeyDirect ISASave from just £1 to receive 2.00 AER (variable) tax free.Annually2.00%N/A

Average Ratings for Nationwide Savings Account

  • Value for Money3.7 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.5 stars
  • Overall Rating2.8 stars

3 Reviews For Nationwide Savings Account

  • Guest 19th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Nationwide Savings Account. Generally happy with the service I have received and have encouraged my children to use the same product if only because it is easy to set up and use also the rates are reasonable.
    Fast efficient when transferring with Nationwide, not quite so fast if moving money elsewhere.
    The limit on the amount one can transfer makes moving larger amounts more difficult than it need be.

  • Guest 12th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have been with Nationwide for three years and cannot complain. Easy online banking safe transferring of funds to any other bank. They don't charge you for withdrawing cash abroad, I think they're the only bank who does it.

  • bryanbailie Rank: Sergeant 4th Jan 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    Following the theft / loss of a laptop, the Nationwide building society instigated a change to electronic accounts, meaning that you now have to print off a form, post it to them and await a cheque. Considering that they are reassuring people that there is no danger to accounts following the loss of the laptop, this appears to be overkill, and a massive step backwards in electronic banking. I am taking steps to move my savings account elsewhere; probably ICICI or Icesave.