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Review of the Nationwide, FlexPlus:

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Customer Loyalty properly earned.

Despite an aversion to having a paid for account, Nationwide Flexplus works out cheaper than paying for the packaged elements separately. Also they actually have a high street presence and have made cash rewards for recent years. All this promotes Customer Loyalty. A rare and very welcome attribute for modern financial institutions. Reviewed on: 4th April 2025

Review of the Nationwide, FlexPlus:

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Competitive Travel Insurance Included

Despite having to pay for the account, the additional services make it well worthwhile and in particular the travel inurance is very competitive with dedicated insurance companies. Reviewed on: 26th February 2025

Review of the Golf Care, Golf Insurance:

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Very sensible reasonably priced insurance cover.

Very sensible reasonably priced insurance cover. I cannot give it five stars as no experience of making a claim. Limited opportunity to utilise vouchers in my area but valuable if suitable geoographically. Reviewed on: 8th October 2024

Review of the LV (Liverpool Victoria), Car insurance:

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LV premium half of SAGA car insurance renewal quote.

Moved to LV at last renewal and saved 50% on Saga quote. Almost £1,000 for 2 vehicles instead of £2,000 Reviewed on: 23rd August 2024

Review of the TSB, Classic Plus Account:

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Institutions require excessive account details.

This experience relates to many other institutions and their credit/bank cards. I was unclear why I couldn't log on to my account on a PC. I called to find out why and had to give far too many details, even including the csv code from the card. Only then did I get an automated response saying the offices were closed. This should have been an automated reply at he start to avoid wasting my time. However, the greater issue is that many ask for similar information before they will communicate with customers. The danger is that if this was given over a compromised line, a fraudulent individual would have all they need to then go on and make purchases. Fundamentally, I strongly believe the financial sector should stop asking for so much detail and instead should ask for at least one less detail. By all means ask for something different but unique. Reviewed on: 1st August 2024

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