Nationwide Building Society ISA Reviews

Hmmm, as much as I like the fact I bank with a Building Society and not a bank I am having an issue with this ISA. Yes, Nationwide with their current account that allows travellers to withdraw money with no load fee and has been kind to me since I've been with them have suddenly got very sneaky with their ISAs. I hold a Member's ISA ...  Read the complete review

It is all very different in April 2009. The Nationwide Members' ISA Bond pays one of the WORST rates of any ISA product at the start of the tax year 2009/2010 (a derisory 0.75% "tax free") and I will certainly not be contributing again to mine. Nationwide are often saying how their rates are 'competitive' compared to other savings ...  Read the complete review

If you're a financial dunce like I am, then negotiating the minefield that is advertising for financial products can be a nightmare. Unit trusts, PEPs, bonus gold accounts it's all very confusing. A lot of my saving goals are short term for the moment, as there is no chance of being able to buy a house in the next five years! ...  Read the complete review

I have held a Nationwide Members ISA bond since they were first launched. To qualify you must have been a member for at least 3 years. The rates are almost always the highest available. You won't have seen this bond in the best buys tables in newspapers because they only include products open to everyone. The rates are currently (29 June ...  Read the complete review

I opened a Nationwide instant access account nearly a year ago. When looking for an ISA it can seem a confusing task, so many types of ISA with so many banks. However help can be found with the likes of the money section of many weekend newspapers such as The Times, and internet sites such as MoneyFacts. I am not sure what the situation ...  Read the complete review

Nationwide BS consistently give good cash ISA rates, and this is the one area in which I believe they excel themselves. If you look at the best buy sections of the press for cash ISA's they will usually feature. If they do not feature, you can be sure their rate isn't far behind. However, the one good thing is that they ...  Read the complete review

One the best high street ISA. I admit I picked the ISA for the interest rate. A mini cash Isa was the best choice for me. As well as the interest rate that is very good I found opening the account very easy. It took about 10minutes. The reason being is that do not need to credit score it. As you can only take out the amount that is ...  Read the complete review

I opened a Nationwide instant access account nearly a year ago. When looking for an ISA it can seem a confusing task, so many types of ISA with so many banks. However help can be found with the likes of the money section of many weekend newspapers such as The Times, and internet sites such as MoneyFacts. I am not sure what the situation ...  Read the complete review

I've had an instant access cash ISA from the Nationwide for about 18 months now, and so far I've no complaints at all. The interest rate, although not the best you can get, is fairly competitive, and in lieu of this you do get the instant access facility which is reassuring - if you need to you can get to your money in a hurry. ...  Read the complete review