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Nationwide Mortgages have 3 different types of mortgages with many flexible features.

• Low rates starting at just 5.74%
• Fixed rate, tracker and variable rate mortgages
• Daily calculated interested, payment holidays & more
• Free mortgage payment protection for 3 months
• No hidden fees
• Up to 2 years repayment protection if you lose your job

You can find out how much your mortgage will cost each month with our free online mortgage calculators.

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The One Account puts all your money in one place - your mortgage, loans, savings and current account - helping you to:

• Cut the overall cost of your mortgage
  The money in your current account automatically reduces what you owe on your mortgage, saving you interest. This can add up to thousands over the lifetime of your mortgage.

• Pay off your mortgage early
  Any money left in your account automatically goes towards overpaying your mortgage.

• Get a better return on your savings - with no tax to pay
  By paying your savings into the One account you can use them to reduce your mortgage and save interest on a daily basis. And because it’s interest saved rather than interest earned, there’s no tax to pay.

• Cut the cost of your personal loans and credit cards
  You pay one mortgage-style interest rate for everything you borrow - no need for expensive loans and credit cards.

To open a One account, you need to:

• be aged 18 or over
• be a UK resident and more than 5 years away from retirement
• own (or be about to buy) a property in England, Scotland or Wales - your One account will be secured against this property and The One account will need to hold the first legal charge - this is just like any other mortgage.
• agree a borrowing limit of £30,000 or more
• be happy to repay your borrowings by an agreed date - which will always be before your retirement

Please note that The One account currently cannot lend against ‘right-to-buy’ properties, ‘buy-to-let’ properties or homes that are part-owned by a housing association or local council.

To see how much you could be saving, find out more at the One Account website.