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Nationwide: FlexPlus reviews

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4.47
Based on 363 reviews, last reviewed 16th Jul 2026
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Always clear, helpful and available. Always clear, helpful and available. Travel insurance is with Flexplus account. I have used them for 7 or so years and have no reason to change. Very ... Read more Reviewed on: 16th July 2026
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Beware, Flexplus travel insurance is worthless NW Flexplus travel insurance underwritten by Aviva is not worth having. We claimed once with Nationwide's previous underwriter and it was very easy. H... Read more Reviewed on: 12th May 2026
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Nationwide FlexPlus is a packaged bank account.

For a monthly fee, the FlexPlus current account gives you worldwide family travel and mobile phone insurance, plus UK and European breakdown cover.

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Nationwide FlexPlus reviews (363)

Good product with decent ancilliaries for an ok price.

4
Having been with an 'ethical' bank for a while who turned out to be anything but when it came to hiding thing from customers I decided it was time to switch. I wanted to bundle in certain annual policies so they were all in one place and provided the cover I needed. Nationwide's Flex Plus account costs me £120 per year in subscription fees which after replacing 2 x breakdown policies and my annual holiday insurance has worked out slightly cheaper all in. The account is easy to run with online banking and the Nationwide app, I've never needed to speak to their call centres and have only been into branch when I needed to pay coins over the counter. I have had no real reason to complain since opening the account (13 months ago) although there are some things I wanted (or still want) to improve. Details of these are below: - Branches will only take 5 x coin bags per account by day. Bit of a drag the first time I made the trip into town to pay in loads of coins I'd saved only to have to go back again. - No cover for motorcycles on the breakdown cover (this was actually changed after I'd been with them about six months so no longer an issue - very pleased) - Debit cards not contactless (Nationwide now support ApplePay however so I'm sorted now as I use an iPhone, it would still be an inconvenience if I didn't). All in all the account fulfils my needs with the extra bonus of identity theft protection and extended warranty (neither of which I'm particularly fussed for but will probably come in handy should I ever need them). In the limited contact I've had with Nationwide staff they've been friendly and professional although have the same annoying habit of trying to sell you something whenever you speak to them, I'm happy enough to say no though so not too much of an issue. Reviewed on: 25th August 2015
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Very good for a packaged account, though as with any packaged account think carefully to decide if the benefits are worth the cost.

4
Nationwide's FlexPlus account is possibly the best packaged bank account on the market right now and could save you significant money. However, for most a fee-free bank account is probably the best option. It's biggest pluses in my opinion are the fee free overdraft for 3 months, European breakdown cover, worldwide family travel insurance and fee European ATM withdrawals. If you're planning a car trip to Europe by ferry or channel tunnel, then this account is perfect. There's also no minimum time you need to keep this account, so if circumstances change you can downgrade to Nationwide's fee free normal flex account. Other benefits include extended warranty cover on selected purchases and mobile phone insurance. A very good account for some, but do the mathematics on benefits versus the £10 / month cost. Reviewed on: 16th August 2015
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Great value current account

4
This account comes with a lot of perks which makes it a great overall deal despite the £10 a month fee. Would recommend but only if you can makes the most of the perks. Reviewed on: 12th March 2015
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