Nationwide Building Society Reviews

If you travel abroad and like to spend on your credit card - then this is a card you should get because it is fee free when you use it abroad. It doesn't matter if you are someone who jets off regularly or if you just have one break abroad in a year - it is worth getting it and safely tucking it away with your passport to save those extra ...  Read the complete review

at present i have a Nationwide Comic Relief Credit Card. However I have recently found out that Nationwide are getting rid of this and I will be transferred to the Classic Card. The Comic Relief Card gives a percentage of each purchase price to the comic Relief Charity - one of the reasons i chose the Card. The main reason i ...  Read the complete review

I have been banking with Nationwide Building Society for over 15 years and have one of their credit cards as well as other financial products from them. Nationwide currently offer three credit cards all of which are Visa cards:- Classic Card (offers low interest 13.9% apr) Cash Reward (offers 1.0% for 1st 6 months then ...  Read the complete review

Apply for and use a Nationwide Visa card you will not earn free loyalty points. Huh ? Well, Nationwide have basically decided that points based loyalty schemes only benefit a few people as you need to spend large amounts to get any decent return. So what they have done is create one with damm good features and low interest rates instead. ...  Read the complete review

As someone else has already mentioned, this is a very good card for using abroad, because Nationwide don't charge any commission for retail transactions abroad. Nationwide has a slight edge over another card issuer charging no commission abroad (Liverpool Victoria/Frizzell) in that Nationwide's fees for cash advances are very low (0.5%, ...  Read the complete review

The Nationwide Visa card is a great card for regular overseas travellers. Unlike most banks, who charge up to 2.75% commission on overseas transactions (whether you are there in person or it's an overseas mail-order/web transaction), Nationwide charge 0%. Additionally, their cash advance fee is 0.5% (minimum 50p), which is 1-1.5% ...  Read the complete review

The Nationwide Credit Card - small piece of plastic, about 8.5cm X 5.5cm, doesn't look much, doesn't say much, but could be worth a lot to you !! Why ? How ? What's the deal ? Well there are two possible deals really - one for savers and one for borrowers. For Borrowers - (Please note - I am NOT ...  Read the complete review

There are 2 areas where you can get outstanding deals at the moment. The first is pensions where the new stakeholder regime means that many companies are working on no charge for a fixed period, usually 27 months. The second is credit cards where companies have been using this tactic for a while. The credit card companies rely on the users ...  Read the complete review

I have had this card for about two years now, and it was an excellent choice, I applied for this card because they had a special offer of an extra low APR on balance transfers and their normal rate was just over 7% lower than my existing card. It is a Visa card that is accepted everywhere, and unlike some companies Nationwide do not ...  Read the complete review