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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.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Inverness, Scotland

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Nationwide Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • daisy_macvicar
    daisy macvicar (@daisy_macvicar) reported

    @AskNationwide I’ve tried to change my address on my account multiple times but it keeps saying there’s a service issue. I don’t stay at the address that’s on my account but I have received letters to my current address

  • Talk_To_Will
    Will.I.Amッ (@Talk_To_Will) reported

    @ChelleChipato @AskNationwide Instore banks are next to useless these days. Go in to open a joint account with all the documents and get pushed into a room to do on a tablet because it’s all online. Lloyds aren’t much better as have to do online too (only popped into Lloyds because there was an issue online!)

  • itsfar2bright
    ME? I'm not well.... (@itsfar2bright) reported

    @AskNationwide @lourowlands99 You can’t remove the card reader if you’ve never had one ! This was a problem several Months ago. Seems you’ve updated the system with the same error. I too can’t transfer money.

  • JonPertwee1919
    3rd_Doctor 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 💙💛🤍 (@JonPertwee1919) reported

    @AskNationwide Young lad with a disability, having difficulty opening an account and doesn't know why. Goes into your Goole branch - they can't help him and give him a number (seemingly a Head Office). Requires account details. Nice. How does he do that? Refer to the above.

  • MrMrJoshua
    Mr Joshua (@MrMrJoshua) reported

    @AskNationwide That's not the problem. I need a card sent to branch due to insecure address. Five months with no card. @MartinSLewis - this is really getting me down.

  • sophiebell24x
    Sophiebell24x (@sophiebell24x) reported

    @AskNationwide is the banking app down for maintenance? If so what’s the quickest way to make a transfer

  • X_eON
    X_eON (@X_eON) reported

    @AskNationwide Hello don't know if i'm being stupid or ? but i'm trying up online access and have a been sent a passnumber by post but there is nowhere to put it? there is no mobile or email attached to my account so can't proceed? what use is the point of passnumber by post?

  • xKellieLou
    Kellie (@xKellieLou) reported

    @AskNationwide So you can talk your way out of it, I don't think so. I am emailed a complaint - you don't know how much this has affected me as a customer.

  • PhilSirr
    Philip Sirr (@PhilSirr) reported

    @AskNationwide what was the criteria for a customer getting the £100 bonus ? i have a savings account a current account and a mortgage

  • 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?