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Bank recommendations please

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Thekindestcut · 30/01/2019 14:39

After absolutely useless customer service yesterday from my bank I have decided, after 30 years as a customer, to switch our joint account.

Don’t need internet banking, thinking of nationwide as it’s the only bank/building society still open in our village.

Any recommendations?

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dementedpixie · 30/01/2019 16:40

We're with nationwide. Not had any issues tbh. We switched from Natwest as there are only about 2 branches in Scotland and none are near us

Evidencebased · 30/01/2019 16:45

I I've found Nationwide good.
If you want to DM me, I've got a code where, you open an account and you get £100, and I get £100 for referring you.

LashesZ · 30/01/2019 17:13

Nationwide were fine for me, think I even got free travel insurance with them at one point. I'm currently with M&S who have fabulous customer service and good points deals if you are an M&S shopper. I went with them because we have an M&S nearby which is open until 9 and on weekends, whereas any branches in town have odd opening times and no nearby parking spaces.

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NewYoiker · 30/01/2019 17:14

Starling- it's wonderful. Instant updates on Apple Watch at the time of the transaction

Glitteryfrog · 30/01/2019 17:18

Nationwide haven't done anything to upset me in 30 years of banking with them.
But I'm the most boring customer ever.

SeamstressfromTreacleMineRoad · 30/01/2019 18:05

First Direct. Customer service is fantastic, internet banking uncomplicated (if you decided to use it) and it's easily contactable via telephone 24/7 with extremely helpful and kind staff.

Fluffyears · 30/01/2019 21:21

We changed to nationwide last year and I have to say i’m Very impressed. The app is great and we each got £100 bonus and another £150 cash back for keeping our mortgage with them (our fixed rate is 2.9%).

Thekindestcut · 31/01/2019 11:10

Thank you all for your replies, much appreciated.

I think I’ll go with nationwide - I like to go into a branch when needed and I already have a (pitifully small Grin) savings account with them.

Evidence - I’ll pm you, thanks. Can’t do anything for a couple of weeks though.

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