News

• Six in ten say their finances are out of shape, according to new poll from Nationwide
• One in four won’t have their account up straight until May while one in ten say December
• £119 difference between highest and lowest regions for savings expectations across 2018
• Seasonal survey forms part of Nationwide’s Q4 Spending Report, dissecting 200m transactions
• February is set to be a tough month as research reveals the average Brit is already £246.60 out of pocket by the time they are paid in January.

• Society hosts industry roundtable on benefits neurodiverse talent can provide
• BBC wildlife presenter Chris Packham highlights only 14% of autistic adults in the UK are in full time employment

Nationwide Building Society has today announced the opening of a new larger flagship branch in Coventry. The branch opens on 5th February, and the Society is relocating customers and staff from its current premises, 100 metres down the road to 62-64 Broadgate.

Nationwide Building Society has today announced the opening of a new flagship branch in Aldgate. The new Aldgate branch, newly situated at 1 Aldgate, offers longer opening hours across the week and is much larger than its previous location. The opening is part of a wider investment programme, with three more branches in and around London having undergone refurbishment over the last few months.

• Nationwide introduces unique new assessment for graduates and apprentices
• Escape room format mirrors popular games like Crystal Maze and Krypton Factor
• Latest element will complement more traditional ways of assessing new talent

• Nationwide comments on DCLG’s steps to address onerous leaseholds and ground rents
• Society became the first major lender to address lending in this area back in May

• Correction to earlier release - first ATM was unveiled in Enfield and not Canning Town. Please use this version.

• Nationwide releases customer data to mark 50th anniversary of ATMs
• Top ten most used cash machines include three in East London market towns
• ATM usage dips year-on-year due to digital payments but cash still popular

Poll shows vacations are full of worry as a quarter of Brits take two to three days to relax