Do you have a Nationwide account? You could receive a £100 payment from today
Around 3.4 million Nationwide Building Society customers will receive £100 in their bank account from today, as part of their share in a £340 million bonus scheme.
Payments will be sent out automatically to current account holders between today and 30 June under the ‘Nationwide Fairer Share Payment,’ a reward launched for millions of its member who meet certain eligibility criteria.
Do you qualify for the £100 payment?
To qualify, you must have one of the following product combinations with Nationwide:
- A qualifying current account and qualifying savings
- A qualifying current account and qualifying mortgage
Qualifying current accounts include:
- FlexPlus
- FlexOne
- FlexStudent
- FlexGraduate
- FlexAccount
- FlexDirect
- FlexBasic
You should be eligible if you’ve had one of these current accounts and at least £100 in one or more savings accounts or cash ISAs with Nationwide at the end of any day in March 2023.
Plus is you owed at least £100 on your Nationwide residential mortgage on 31 March, you’ll qualify for the payment.
It’s even better news if you have a joint current account, savings, or mortgage as you’ll both qualify separately, meaning you’ll receive £200 in total.
If you’re still unsure if you qualify, there’s an eligibility checked on the Nationwide website – www.nationwide.co.uk
Caroline Chell
Caroline has worked in financial communications for more than 10 years, writing content on subjects such as pensions, mortgages, loans and credit cards, as well as stockbroking and investment advice.
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