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Nationwide Building Society is today withdrawing its three and five-year Fixed Rate ISAs, Fixed Rate Bonds and Fixed Rate e-Bonds from sale.

Today, Nationwide has launched new rates for its children’s savings accounts

Nationwide launches two new highly competitive ISA products on Thursday 21 March.

Today, Nationwide has re-launched its savings range with new rates for its three and five-year Bonds and Fixed Rate ISAs (FRISA).

• 196,000 savers already helped with mortgage deposit, receiving an average £800 each from Government
• Current deadline for last chance to apply for Help to Buy ISA only a year away

Today, Nationwide has enhanced its savings range by increasing its one and two-year Bonds and Fixed Rate ISAs (FRISA) and launching a new three-year Bond and FRISA.

• Parents expect to have saved around £7,000 by the time their child turns 18
• Money intended to help children get a home, buy a car or fund university
• But over a third of parents have had to dip into their children’s savings in an emergency
• A quarter have never spoken to their children about money and saving

• New account aimed at parents looking to save for their children pays 3.50% AER
• Flexible account designed in response to member feedback allowing parents to maintain access to the money

Nationwide Building Society today launches Future Saver, a savings account for parents looking to save for their children’s future.

Nationwide Building Society has announced adjustments to savings and mortgage rates in response to the Bank of England Bank Rate increase of 0.25%. Rates affected will change as of 31 August 2018 for savings accounts, and 1 September 2018 for mortgages.

Nationwide Building Society is today (25 May 2018) launching Loyalty ISA, an ISA version of its popular Loyalty Saver account.

• More than half of Brits with debt struggle but six in ten haven’t sought help, poll shows
• Persistent debt levels result in embarrassment, stress, anxiety and even depression
• Nationwide working with experts to offer support on managing debt and better budgeting

On Monday 30 April, Nationwide will be withdrawing the current on sale Loyalty Single Access ISA and Single Access ISA.