Nationwide
Coverage of Nationwide in the Nexus archive.
- Nationwide cuts mortgage rates as price war ramps up between lenders
Nationwide has cut mortgage rates as competition intensifies among lenders, sparking a price war. The move reflects heightened rivalry in the lending sector.
- House prices dip in June - but are still almost £6,000 higher than a year ago, says Nationwide
House prices decreased in June but remain approximately £6,000 higher compared to the previous year, according to Nationwide.
- UK house price inflation rises as falling energy costs soften interest rate expectations
UK house price inflation increased to 2.2% in June from 1.7% in May, according to Nationwide. The rise coincided with falling energy costs, which have softened expectations around interest rates.
- Nationwide cuts mortgage rates for the third time this month as brokers suggest locking in a deal now
Nationwide has cut mortgage rates for the third time this month. Brokers are advising clients to lock in a deal now.
- [UK] 2 Scam attempts in as many weeks
A UK individual reported two scam attempts within weeks. The first involved a phone call from a scammer impersonating their bank, who became abusive when the victim used the bank app to verify the call's authenticity. A second scam arrived via text, falsely claiming a one-time pass code was needed for an unauthorized purchase.
- Retail sales up a strong 0.9% in May, underscoring the resilience of the US consumer
US retail sales rose 0.9% in May, driven by tax refunds and stable gas prices, with broad gains in clothing, furniture, and online sales. However, electronics and department stores saw declines, and economists caution that the tax refund boost may fade as inflation and gas prices remain elevated.
- Nationwide starts race to slash mortgages as oil prices plummet and UK interest rate cuts 'more likely' before year end
Nationwide is initiating a race to reduce mortgages as oil prices fall and the likelihood of UK interest rate cuts increases before the end of the year.
- Phoenix, Mesa and other cities oppose Republican plan to slash Arizona photo radar fines
Arizona cities including Phoenix, Mesa, and Tempe oppose a Republican-backed bill to reduce photo radar ticket fines from $250 to $75, arguing it removes a key incentive for drivers to follow traffic laws. The proposal, Senate Bill 1624, also seeks voter approval to maintain traffic cameras and prohibits using photo radar tickets for license suspensions or insurance rate adjustments.
- Nationwide Fairer Share £100 payments made to 4.4m customers - how will you spend yours?
Nationwide has distributed £100 payments to 4.4 million customers through its Fairer Share initiative. The article explores how recipients plan to use the funds.
- UK house prices fall in May amid Iran turmoil
UK house prices fell in May, marking the Nationwide index’s first monthly decline this year. Higher mortgage rates are cited as the primary cause of the drop.
- UK house prices fall for first time this year amid rising interest rates
UK house prices fell 0.6% in May 2024, marking the first decline this year due to rising interest rates linked to the Iran war. Nationwide reported the average home price dropped to £278,024, while Savills stated the conflict has 'fundamentally changed' the market outlook.
- UK House Prices Fall as Mortgage Costs Bite, Nationwide Says
UK house prices have fallen due to rising mortgage costs, according to Nationwide. The decline is reflected in 'Sold' signs at properties in Woking, UK.
- Nationwide customer seeking election to board hits out at lender for ‘unfair’ treatment
James Sherwin-Smith, a Nationwide customer seeking election to the building society’s board, criticized the lender for providing members a default 'quick vote' option against his candidacy, calling the treatment unfair and undermining democratic governance.
- Nationwide pressed to address ‘emerging governance issues’ as AGM looms
Labour MP Navendu Mishra has written to Nationwide's chair Kevin Parry, urging the building society to address governance concerns including overuse of quick votes and lack of member representation on boards. A similar letter was sent to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
- Nationwide members will receive £100 bonus under the Fairer Share scheme
Nationwide members will receive a £100 bonus as part of the Fairer Share scheme. This initiative aims to provide financial benefits directly to members of the mutual savings and loans organization. The scheme represents a distribution of profits back to eligible Nationwide customers.
- Another £100 in the bag for Nationwide members
Nationwide members are set to receive an additional £100, marking a notable benefit for its membership base. This development suggests a positive outlook for Nationwide's customer perks. The exact details of this offer remain unspecified in the provided context.
- Nationwide slashes mortgage rates to offer cheapest two-year deal on the market
Nationwide has reduced its mortgage rates, offering the cheapest two-year deal available on the market. This move is expected to impact the mortgage industry and influence consumer choices. The new rates are part of Nationwide's efforts to remain competitive.
- UK house prices jump despite impact of Middle East conflict
UK house prices rose by 3% in April, marking the fastest annual increase in 11 months, with the average property now valued at £278,880, according to Nationwide. The growth surprised economists despite the ongoing Middle East conflict.
- Nationwide cuts mortgage rates as lowest fixed deals hit 4.5%
Nationwide has reduced mortgage rates, with the lowest fixed deals now at 4.5%. This marks a significant change in the mortgage market, potentially affecting homebuyers and refinancing decisions.
- Nationwide cashier who stole thousands from vulnerable customers was caught out by Facebook pictures of her lavish holidays
A Nationwide cashier stole thousands from vulnerable customers and was caught after Facebook pictures of her lavish holidays exposed her spending. The theft was uncovered through evidence of her extravagant lifestyle shared on social media.