Nationwide members are being offered the opportunity to trial the lender's new flexible online ...
Nationwide members are being offered the opportunity to trial the lender's new flexible online credit facility called e-Loan, which it says, grants total freedom in the management of borrowing. Nationwide claims the facility offers borrowers the ability to manage how much they borrow, when they borrow and when repayment takes place. 50,000 Nationwide members will initially be offered the opportunity to trial the facility, which should launch in full in 2002. e-Loan will be added to FlexAccount, Nationwide's current account. Funds are transferred and repayments will be made ...
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