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Our Annual General Meeting

Our online Annual General Meeting (AGM) gives Nationwide members a chance to have their say and vote for who should be on our Board.

AGM 2025 – Voting is now open

We are owned by our members – those with a Nationwide savings, bank, or residential mortgage account.

Our AGM will be held online on 25 July 2025 at 11am and is your chance to vote for who should be on Nationwide’s Board.

But it’s not just about voting. The meeting will also cover:

  • How we’ve delivered value to our members
  • How we’ve improved our service
  • The ways we listen to and act on member views
  • The charities we support

Information:

Eligible members will have an email or letter with all they need to know, including how to vote and how to attend the meeting. Discover everything you need on this page.

Are you entitled to vote?

To vote in this AGM, you must be 18 or over on the day of the meeting and have a Nationwide savings, bank, or residential mortgage account.

If you have a joint account, only the first named person can vote.

If you have a Nationwide savings or bank account

You'll need to have at least £100 saved or banked in a membership account on 31 March 2025 and you must be either:

  • Saving or banking with us in a membership account on the date voting in advance closes if you appoint a representative, or

  • Saving or banking with us in a membership account on the date of the AGM if you vote at the meeting.

If you have a residential mortgage with us

You'll need to have owed us at least £100 on your mortgage loan on 31 March 2025 and you must still either:

  • Owe us at least £100 on that mortgage loan on the date voting in advance closes if you appoint a representative, or

  • Owe us at least £100 on that mortgage loan on the date of the AGM if you vote at the meeting.

How to vote

If you’re entitled to vote, you’ll have an email or letter with a voting pack containing your voting codes.

You can vote in advance or on the day of our AGM. You also have the chance to join the meeting, hear from our Board, and ask questions.

  1. Check your mail

    Your voting pack has all you need to know about voting, including your voting codes

  2. Find out more

    Read about who and what you can vote for in the documents below

  3. Vote when it suits you

    Vote online now, or at the meeting after hearing from our Board of Directors

Voting in advance

It takes just a few minutes to vote online before the AGM meeting.

Make sure you have your voting codes to hand.

Vote online now

Voting on the day

On the day of the AGM – 25 July 2025 – you can log into the meeting site from 10.30am to access the voting and meeting:

  1. go to nationwide.co.uk/agmlive
  2. enter meeting code: 30344
  3. enter your unique voting codes from your email or letter

Then, the meeting will start at 11am.

Download AGM documents

Vote to help your community

You vote – we donate.

We’re donating £1 to charity, up to £500,000, for every vote cast.

If you vote using our online voting site, you can choose which charity your £1 goes to.

We launched our Social Impact strategy, Nationwide Fairer Futures, in 2024, partnering with 3 charities to support those facing unfair challenges. We've now added another partner to extend our impact to people affected by cancer.

You can choose between:

  • Centrepoint – helping to tackle youth homelessness
  • Action for Children ​– helping families facing poverty
  • Dementia UK – helping those living with dementia
  • The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity​ – helping those affected by cancer
Learn more about our charity partners

More ways to have your say

We exist for our members, so we want to hear what you really think.

Join our online community, Member Voice, to share your thoughts on our products and services.

Tell us what’s important to you and help shape Nationwide’s future.

Join Member Voice

Our Memorandum and Rules

Standing for election

A member wishing to be considered as a candidate for the Board at the AGM must have the support of 250 eligible 2-year members.

They must give evidence of this on or before the end of the business year: 31 March.

Putting forward a resolution

To put forward a resolution for a members’ vote at the AGM, a member must have the support of 500 eligible 2-year members.

The resolution must be received on or before the end of the business year: 31 March.

AGM rules

Download our ‘Memorandum and Rules’ leaflet below for all details on how our AGM is run, including voting.

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