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Nationwide
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Savings and ISAs | Open a savings account | Nationwide
Savings accounts help you save money safely and securely for when you need it most. They are not for day-to-day spending. You deposit money and earn interest based on your interest rate. Most Nationwide savings accounts pay interest yearly.
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MoneySuperMarket
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Compare Nationwide Savings Accounts | MoneySuperMarket
August 15, 2022 - The £100 payment has previously been made to members who have met the eligibility criteria with a qualifying current account plus either qualifying savings or a qualifying mortgage. Nationwide’s Board will decide on a Fairer Share payment for 2025 at the end of its financial year and it will depend on its financial performance. The decision will be announced as part of Nationwide’s full year results in May, where the eligibility criteria for this year will also be agreed. If you want to save money but can’t afford to tie up your savings in a long-term savings account, then an easy access savings account is probably best for you.
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Chip
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Nationwide Easy Access Savings Rates | Chip Guides
Nationwide currently offers four instant access savings accounts. Here are the current Nationwide instant access accounts interest rates: - Nationwide Flex Regular Saver: 6.50% AER/gross a year (variable) for 12 months. Deposit up to £200 a month. If 4 or more withdrawals are made, the interest ...
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Wise
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Nationwide savings accounts: Rates, features and more - Wise
June 12, 2023 - Nationwide has a number of different savings accounts available, including tax-free cash ISAs (which we’ll look at separately). Here are the standard savings accounts you can choose from: This instant access account is geared towards new savers, with a few incentives and tools to help you start putting money away.
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Nationwide
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FlexAccount current account | Nationwide
Open a FlexAccount current account, our everyday bank account with no monthly fee for maintaining it.
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Nationwide
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Savings accounts and ISAs help | Nationwide
Get support with your Nationwide savings account, ISA or bond. Includes managing your savings account, checking your savings interest rate and searching help.
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Nationwide
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Nationwide | A good way to bank
Explore our range of mortgages, credit cards, savings, and bank accounts. Discover banking that is fairer, more rewarding and for the good of society
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Nationwideonlineplc
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Saving Accounts | Nationwide Bank
On your 11th birthday you'll get a specially designed current account which comes with an Nationwide Bank Visa debit card ... Interest rates variable and paid monthly. ... Choose to save for a fixed term of 3 months to 3 years.
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Nationwide
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Compare savings accounts and ISA rates | Nationwide
Explore all our savings accounts, ISAs and fixed rate bonds in one place. Find the best account and interest rate for you and open a new savings account with Nationwide today. Limited access regular saver.
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Nationwide
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Limited access savings accounts | Nationwide
Apply for a limited access ISA or savings account with Nationwide today. Only make a certain number of withdrawals without reducing your interest rate. Limited access regular saver.
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Nationwide
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Instant access savings accounts | Easy access | Nationwide
Apply for an instant access savings account with Nationwide. Get unlimited withdrawals and easy access to your money. Instant access children’s savings account. Save up to £5,000.
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MoneySavingExpert.com
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Nationwide Fairer Share: How to maximise your chances of getting a free £100 in 2026
1 week ago - If you don't have either of those, stick £100 (or maybe £200 to be safe in case it changes its terms) into one of its savings accounts. A good option could be Nationwide's Flex Regular Saver – this is one of our top picks for regular savings ...
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MoneyWeek
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What to do if your 6.5% Nationwide regular saver is maturing | MoneyWeek
December 8, 2025 - The maximum you can pay into the account each month is £200 a month, and the maximum withdrawals you can make are three - any more and you will only earn 1.05% interest. Nationwide is popular with savers, in particular because of its Fairer Share Scheme, which has paid eligible members £100 on-off bonus in the last two years.
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Nationwide
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How does interest work in a savings account? | Nationwide
If our running costs increase, we may need to pay our savers less interest or charge our borrowers more. Our savings terms and conditions set out all the reasons why we could make changes to your savings interest rate. If your interest rate drops, you may be thinking about whether your account is still right for you.
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Finder
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Nationwide savings accounts review | Rates up to 6.5%
Nationwide is the world's largest building society and one of the UK's largest savings providers. It acquired Virgin Money in 2024. Nationwide offers a broad range of savings accounts, so whether you're looking to save your money for a rainy day, or you're willing to let your money mature over a longer period of time, Nationwide has several options.
Published   July 10, 2025
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MoneyWeek
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Nationwide launches 5% savings account – who is eligible? | MoneyWeek
May 29, 2025 - The vast majority of Nationwide’s customers will be able to save their cash at 5% for 18 months, with 16 million of their more than 17 million customers eligible, the building society said. In order to qualify as a Nationwide member, all you need to do is hold a current account, savings account, or mortgage with the building society.
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Nationwide
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Check your existing savings interest rate | Nationwide
If you already have a Nationwide savings account, ISA or bond, you can find your interest rate by logging in to our app or internet bank.
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Nationwide
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Paying into your savings account, ISA or bond | Nationwide
Find out how you can pay into your savings account, bond or ISA and whether there are any restrictions to how much you can pay in.
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Reddit
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r/UKPersonalFinance on Reddit: Does nationwide no longer do 8% regular flex savings account?
June 28, 2024 -

Hi all,

I (18m) currently have savings around 8k in total and wanted to move this money into an ISA as I have no use for the money for around the next few years. I was looking at savings account online and there's posts of an 8% nationwide savings account which seems very desirable with limits of £200pm. I wanted to slowly drip feed in 200 a month to make use of such a high interest and put the rest of the money in ISA or max out a LISA before next April to make use of any extra money.

Looking at the nationwide app, the best I can find is 6.5% with a maximum of 3 withdrawals a year. Does nationwide no longer provide the 8% or is it only for certain members. I have been a member for around 3 years.

Sorry if this question seems obvious. Any help is appreciated!!