Before you start

When you apply online, you can fund your new Fixed Rate ISA by either:

  • paying into it with your Nationwide current or savings account
  • transferring in a cash ISA from another ISA manager.

You can only choose one of these options. Otherwise, you'll need to open two separate FRISAs.

You may need to apply in branch

You'll need to visit your local branch to open your new account if you:

  • want to fund your new Fixed Rate ISA by cash or cheque
  • have a BFPO address
  • have been granted Power of Attorney and wish to make a transfer-in request on behalf of the donor (our customer).

Transferring your cash ISA to Nationwide

You may be able to transfer in a cash ISA from another manager when you apply.

Check whether your ISA manager is on our list of managers that allow online transfers. If they're not on the list, you'll have to make the transfer by visiting your local branch.

Summary Financial Statement

When you open an account with us, we need to let you know about our most recent summary financial statement and auditors' report. Our summary financial statement is published in our Review of the Year document - PDF 3.1MB (opens in a new window). You can find our latest annual report and accounts, including our auditors' report, on our Results and Accounts page.


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