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The Nationwide credit card is convenient, flexible and
accepted worldwide. You can use a Nationwide credit card
wherever you see the VISA symbol - both in the UK and
abroad. Your limit will be set when you apply. If they
change it they will notify you on your statement. If you
would like to request a change to your limit simply contact
them. If approved, your new limit will be ready for use
immediately.
Withdrawing cash with your Nationwide credit card is
easy. You can use over 36,000 cash machines in the UK
and have access to over 700,000 worldwide. Their cash
advance fee is just 1% of the amount you withdraw ( minimum
charge is £1). With most major lenders imposing
a cash advance fee of between 1.5% and 2.75%, you'll find
their creditcard a low cost option. If you wish to transfer
your balance from your existing provider Their Services
teamwill arrange everything for you.
All of their creditcards come with a market leading package
of benefits, including No Annual Fee, Commission Free
Purchases abroad, Low Cash Withdrawal Fee of 1.0%, minimum
£1. They also offer a free years extended warranty
on most gas and electrical goods over £50.00, access
to your account 24 hours a day, seven days a week, free
Purchase cover on goods over £50.00 and free Travel
Accident Insurance.
This building societies dual origins lie in Northampton
(1848) and within the co-operative movement in London
(1883) respectively.Over a hundred mergers later - most
notably the merger between the Nation wide and the Anglia
Building Societies in 1987 and they are now the UK's fifth
largest mortgage lender and ninth largest retail banking,
saving and lending organisation by asset size.
More significantly, they are the largest building society
in the world and are committed to staying mutual.
With headquarters in Swindon and a second major administrative
centre at Northampton, they now offer a broad range of
retail financial services. Mortgages, savings, current
accounts, life assurance and investment products, personal
loans and household insurance are all available from their
Group.
They have mutual (as opposed to Public Limited Company)
status, which means that they are owned by their members
and are run day-to-day by an executive management team
overseen by an elected board of directors. Like all building
societies, they are authorised and regulated by the Financial
Services Authority for life assurance, pensions and unit
trust products.
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