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Nationwide Building Society is a British mutual financial institution. Its headquarters are in Swindon, England. Nationwide offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.

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Nationwide Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • matt_s29
    Matt Sneyd (@matt_s29) reported

    @JoshPearson88 @AskNationwide Been with them over 17 years and got jack **** and got saving accounts with them

  • DubtricksGaming
    Dubs (@DubtricksGaming) reported

    Im going back to @AskNationwide @LloydsBank is terrible now

  • ChelleChipato
    Chelle (@ChelleChipato) reported

    @gondo_nicole @AskNationwide Thanks but that’s not what their website says, also he has been accepted and the uni had provided the relevant codes to open his student account. There was absolutely no reason why it couldn’t be opened so this is incorrect

  • Smooth2014
    Lee Morley (@Smooth2014) reported

    @AskNationwide is Your customer service open 2day

  • MissAHxx
    Amanda.H 👄 (@MissAHxx) reported

    Absolutely disgusted at the service i've received from @AskNationwide this morning. Cant send any money cause you've decided to do a card reader security check. The card reader that I havent used in 6 years even though ive passed ID and security checks

  • GitGrumpygit
    the original Grumpy *** (@GitGrumpygit) reported

    @ColfromCheshire @RBS_Help @AskNationwide I know and it was an error from them

  • LuxuryMoon
    Heather Finlay 🕊️KPSS💚🤍💜 (@LuxuryMoon) reported

    @AskNationwide Your new style layout for online banking is very poor and much worse than the current one. I sent a message a couple of days ago saying that I don’t want to switch but received no reply. The old style holds the information on one page . With a grid format that makes it easier to see and find a transaction . The new one is all over the place , disorganised and forces me to scroll up and down constantly . It seems that you have gone for a system that suits your tech staff but not your actual customers How do I retain the old style? I feel so strongly about this that I will move to another bank if forced to use the new style

  • SkhTrains
    SkhTrains (P) (@SkhTrains) reported

    @MichaelFra89678 @AskNationwide Used to be able to get it with just a current account, now it's either a mortgage or savings. @AskNationwide have let themselves down over this. Basically saying you're only worthy of a thank you if you're well off. Rest of us mean nothing to them.

  • jimbo271960
    james (@jimbo271960) reported

    @MichaelFra89678 @duffers0000 @AskNationwide Current account saving account and a mortgage if you have one these you should get it but theres always T&C's i did have one but they closed it down bastards lol

  • CorinMesser
    Corin Messer (@CorinMesser) reported

    @AskNationwide Maybe it would help if I noted that none of our details have changed and our cover level hasn't changed and the Bank of England inflation calculator suggests our August 2025 premium of £626.30 should have increased to £638.75 not £987.00. Perhaps £987.00 was just a typo?