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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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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Liverpool, England
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Nationwide users through our website.
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Mobile App (32%)
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Website (28%)
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Login (21%)
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Transactions (13%)
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Withdrawals (4%)
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Transfer (2%)
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near Liverpool, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Liverpool and nearby locations:
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John Nugent
(@PennyArcade777) reported
from
Runcorn, England
@AskNationwide Your habit of forcing customers to start new triple access accounts by changing them to instant access after 1 year is counterproductive. A better way is only allow one of these accounts per customer then it would be easier for you to increase the interest.
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John Nugent
(@PennyArcade777) reported
from
Runcorn, England
@AskNationwide How come I have 5 triple access accounts with varying interest rates? Am I abusing your rules?
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Revolution Blues 🥀 #WeAreMany
(@RevBluesSusie) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour Just commit to nationalising! Yours is a very short term fix - and not even a good one - to a much longer-term problem. Instead of £29 billion to energy companies why not give that money directly to households? Or, again, nationalise ffs!
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Stockpickginge🌸
(@StockpickB) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour Step down join the lib dems and let true Labour members lead the party.
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Stuart Smith
(@StuartS34779380) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour It would help a tiny bit if Nationwide offered decent savings interest rates on those fortune to have savings.
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mtrinh
(@miktrinh) reported
@AskNationwide tried to open a new Flexdirect ac but website is ****! none of the dropdown box/menu works! couldn't select year, country etc what a waste of time. why cant you let people type in the data???
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Philbeatles
(@Philbeatles) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour Labour would give tax-payers money direct to the energy companies. Why not buy the energy companies and run them as a service?
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Peter Manning
(@PeterMaLondon) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour It wouldn't save me anything as I've already had to fix at an amount way in excess of the current cap to avoid financial ruin this winter.
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TomG
(@TomG07581187) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour Pathetic, it's just an illusion. You know there isn't a quick fix and we are at the mercy of international markets but you peddle this crap. Go away and try again
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Gary Baldwin
(@GaryBal81230806) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour How does nationalising help? Any losses incurred by the industry falls on the tax payer ,us the consumer
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David Pemberton
(@DavidPe61785198) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour And to fix it labour want to print some more not so free money 🤔
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Andrew Maunder
(@AndyMbbsc) reported
@Keir_Starmer @AskNationwide @Heidi_Labour I could save £1000 in 7 weeks by working at home and not paying £550 in train fares to London.