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filthiestfis | 14:09 Fri 10th Oct 2008 | Business & Finance
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I am interested in the Nationwide debit card for the purpose of taking money out abroad when on holiday, however one of the stipulations of opening an account with them is:

I will pay �100 into my account when I receive my card.

Regarding the sum of �100, can I take it out of the account once paid in, without problems?
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So whats the point of them asking for �100 minimum deposit?
It must be a new thing, as I have had one for a few years and never had to do that.

Mind you, nice not to be charged taking money out abroad.
I am looking at the site now - you have to choose ONE of the options:

Pay �100 in when I receive the card
Use as main current account
Open a savings account

I don't know why they want �100 but there is no requirement to maintain a minimum balance.

You could phone them and ask them
I have a no fuss flexi account filthiestfis.

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