

Nationwide offers the better net value at £200 vs £150 after fees.
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Nationwide offers the higher switch bonus at £200 vs £150.
Nationwide has fewer requirements (1 vs 6), making it simpler to qualify.
RBS comes with more perks (2 vs 1), including things like 5.5% aer digital regular saver (on up to £5,000).
Nationwide has the better regular saver rate at 6.5% vs 5%.
Nationwide currently offers the higher bonus at £200, compared to £150 from the other bank.
Yes, you can switch to both banks, but you need to do them one at a time using the Current Account Switch Service (CASS). Complete one switch, wait out the cooling-off period, then switch again to the second bank.
The cooling-off periods are: Nationwide: 12 months, RBS: 36 months. During this time you cannot switch away without potentially losing your bonus.
Both banks use the Current Account Switch Service (CASS), which makes the process straightforward. The main differences are in specific requirements like minimum pay-in amounts, number of direct debits, and whether you need to use their app. Check the requirements comparison above for full details.