Fixed Rate Branch Bond Maturity Terms and Conditions

These Product Terms and Conditions are specific to your savings product. They form part of your savings account’s terms and conditions, so you need to read these along with the other documents that make up your agreement.

Your Product Terms and Conditions have priority over anything that’s said differently in another part of your agreement.

If you had a Branch Bond, such as a Fixed Rate Branch Bond, or Nationwide Fairer Share Branch Bond, your account will have been transferred to this product at the end of the fixed term.

‘Nominated Account’ is an account you're named on that can accept payments from your Fixed Rate Branch Bond Maturity account. This account must be:

• a Nationwide current account or savings account; or
• a current account with another UK provider that accepts Faster Payments.

You need to be aged 11 or over.

Your account can be in sole or joint names and you can have a maximum of two joint account holders. All account holders must meet these conditions to hold the account.

You can't have more than £5 million in your account. This limit doesn't include any interest calculated on your account balance and added to your account.

Your account doesn't have a fixed term.

You can run your account in any of the following ways:

• In branch
• Using the Internet Bank or our Banking app (if you're registered).

We'll pay interest into your account on each anniversary of your account opening. If you open your account on 29 February, we'll pay your interest on 28 February.

We'll also pay interest when you close your account.

The interest rate we pay on your account is variable, meaning it can go up or down. From time to time, your account may have tiered interest rates based on how much money you have in your account. The interest rate we pay on each tier will be variable. When your balance changes and takes your account to a different tier, we'll automatically apply the interest rate for the new tier.

You can pay money into your account in any of the ways set out in ‘Our Savings Terms and Conditions’.

If you try to pay in an amount that would take you over the maximum balance, the whole of the payment will be rejected. Any rejected electronic transfers will be returned to the account the payment was made from.

If you want to take money out at a branch counter, you must take out all of your money and close your account.

You can use the Internet Bank or our Banking app to take out all or just some of the money in your account. You can also close your account using the Internet Bank.

You can take money out of your account in any of the following ways:

• by electronic transfer to your Nominated Account
• by internal transfer to a current account or savings account you have with Nationwide (as long as it accepts payments)
• in cash or by Building Society cheque.

If your Nominated Account is with Nationwide, we'll send your money by internal transfer. And if your Nominated Account is with another UK provider, we'll send it by Faster Payment.