Nationwide launches Guaranteed Equity Bond - Published:23/03/07
Nationwide Guaranteed evenhandedness Bond (GEB) has been introduced to add to the building civilization's existing range of bondsThe Nationwide Guaranteed Equity Bond lasts for five existence and in addition to guaranteeing a return of the original asset, the product offers ten per cent of the original sum or 55 per cent of enlargement in the FTSE 100, Nikkei 225 and DJ EuroSTOXX 50 indices, whichever figure is the betterAdditionally, Nationwide will offer customers captivating advantage of the GEB product an early investor extra, which between October 23rd and December 16th, will lift the investment up to 055 per centManaging director of Nationwide savings Clive Parkinson stated: "The Nationwide Guaranteed Equity Bond is perfect for those people who wish to invest in the stock marketplace, but have concerns about the risk involved"The GEB not only offers peace of brain to the investor by as long as a capital guarantee but also goes one step further"Mr Parkinson went on to give details that the return on investment will always be more than the original total and said that customers have the chance to advantage from three indices of the UK, European and Japanese stock marketsThe Nationwide Guaranteed Equity Bond is obtainable until December 16th at midnight, however, this date could be previous if subscription is.
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Nationwide fixed rate and tracker mortgages launched - Published:09/11/06
As of October 3rd, Nationwide fixed rate and follower mortgages will be available and the products will complement alive productsThe two day fixed rate mortgage has a rate of 447 per cent while the two day tracker mortgage offers customers a rate of 429 per centA reservation charge of £1,499 is needed to secure both the Nationwide fixed rate and tracker rate mortgages and this can either be added to the loan or paid in a lump figure up frontDivisional director at Nationwide Steve Clode explained: "We've launched these two new products in reply to feedback from borrowers that they would like the alternative to take a lower rate with a senior fee "Mr Clode added that the existing mortgage variety was still available to "those customers who prefer to pay no fee, or lower fees, with somewhat higher rates"A input difference between the mortgages is that a fixed rate leftovers the same whereas a tracker can fluctuate depending on.
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Nationwide offers new credit card deal - Published:30/10/06
Nationwide is the first credit card provider to break with the zero per cent interest speed trend on credit card equilibrium and transfersThe building society is offering customers who open a classic or gold credit card account a 49 per cent interest rate on equilibrium transfers for 12 monthsThe deal includes nothing per cent interest on purchases for nine months with no equilibrium transfer fee to be paid if you are switching from another certificateJim Willens, Nationwide's group services director, said: "This card…has one of the lowest incomplete balance transfers rates and a genuine nothing per cent deal on new purchases"We university teacher't charge commission when our cards are used abroad and our customers get to pay off the most expensive debt first"Nationwide has criticised other credit card providers for deceptive nothing per cent interest rate deals on credit cards It claims that often there is a transfer fee to be paid of two per cent of the total equilibrium, which adds to the customer's debtThe credit card industry suffers wounded of £1 billion a year because of people who button from one zero per cent introductory interest rate contract to anotherMoneyExpert Limited is authorised and regulated by the monetary Services Authority (FSA Registration No 301654) The Financial military Authority does not control some forms of mortgage contract, credit cards, personal.
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