Abbey National Children's Saving Account Reviews

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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.Monthly2.50%N/A
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Average Ratings for Abbey National Children's Saving Account

  • Ease of Opening Account1.6 stars
  • Ease of Use1.6 stars
  • Customer Service1.1 stars
  • Value for Money1.5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings1.4 stars
  • Overall Rating2.9 stars

8 Reviews For Abbey National Children's Saving Account

  • Guest 29th Sep 2009

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    As the last reviewer, I also have had 6 years of trying to change my son's address !!!! After numerous phone calls (fat lot of good that is they can do nothing over the phone) and countless trips to the Abbey branch I gave up and closed the account, am now looking for something else, based on these reviews think i might as well stick it under the matress!!!!

  • ihateuselessbanks 20th Jun 2009

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    We moved 3 years ago. Obviously, I sent a change of address letter. No response, but too busy to realise at that time.Each time I subsequently wrote to complain and remind them of previous instructions to change the mailing address (6 letters in total), they would write back to say it was all taken care of. On the last occasion Abbey National managed to change my son's address but not my daughter's and the annual statement of account was again sent to the address we left 3 years ago.When I wr ...
  • Guest 22nd Apr 2009

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    I have had nothing but problems since I opened up my abbey national childrens saving accounts for my children here.....the account keeps having a hold put on for no reason and I am sick and tired of it........
  • mcevilly5150 3rd Jan 2009

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    My son has £10,000 + invested elsewhere. Because of the way Abbey treated him today, all of his money is going to be moved to the Abbey. I have a large Mortgage with Nationwide, but we are moving our mortgage to Abbey too.
    Customer service means a lot. The guy at Abbey was superb, a credit to the company.
  • Guest 4th Apr 2008

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    Abbey National Children's Saving Account is not very good, no one thought it was that good and a lot of them was disappointed, also they said the interest rate is not good.
  • Guest 27th Mar 2008

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    Abbey has no redeeming features to its service. 3 moths after making the application and numerous telephone calls, followed by promises that all was correct and the "Welcome Pack" was in the post, nothing; a final telephone call only to be met with a first refusal to discuss the application without my daughter present.
  • fionaberry 29th Jan 2008

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    We chose to try and open an account with Abbey for my 9 year old as it is the only bank in our town open all day Saturday- she is too young for a cash card so this was the one. BUT we waited half an hour to see someone and after 20 minutes the computer said no! A current computer glitch means despite being over 7 years old I would still have to be the trustee of the accounts so she still wouldn't be able to manage her own pocket money any withdrawals would have to be made by me!!!
  • ALS5 Rank: Corporal 31st Mar 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    The staff at Abbey National were very friendly in helping us to open the Childrens Saving Bond Account and offered us a choice of opening gift. We were also told that if my child saved he would reveive reward certificates every time he reached a certain level. We were also given a brochure about the Flexible Saver for Kids account that has been written specifically with children in mind. It teaches them what interest is, how banks work and how to save their pocket money. A great help in getting ...