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National Westminster Bank, commonly known as NatWest, is a major retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom. NatWest offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NatWest users through our website.
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Transactions (36%)
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Mobile App (27%)
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Website (18%)
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Login (18%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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shirley
(@shirley51079929) reported
@aussiebirdsteph @RoyalMailHelp I work in a Post Office, perhaps I can help. If paid over the counter, you need to call the Natwest liaison team. There number is: 03457888444 (your post office branch or your bank will confirm this tel number if you wanted to check. Hope you get it sorted.
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DPOdaily
(@theDPOdaily) reported
I’ve already covered this issue, but this week shows another example of GDPR’s possible limitations, reported by @ComputerWeekly. @ICOnews has formally (finally) ducked out of a dispute between NatWest and one of its former employees over boxes of paper data. (1/8)
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James Manuell
(@JamesManuell) reported
Natwest are now offering mortgages at *1.04%* fixed for 5 years so I am very seriously considering a Help-To-Buy. Upside: Much bigger flat, equity, spare room/office Downside: Zone 4, dependent on Crossrail finishing, market risk, doubtful anyone would visit, less greenery
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David Buik
(@truemagic68) reported
NatWest - Pre-tax profit of £2.505bn against loss of £770m a year ago - impairments down by £600m to £707m - *** 3p - Return on equity 11.7%, CET 18.2% - shares up 29.03% YTD and 83% a year ago. 15% of shares to be sold this year, taking Gov't/taxpayer stake to circa 40%
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Alexander Hall
(@MusicaLondra) reported
@paullewismoney @VintiquesMark There are loads of these scam texts. Not only HMRC, HSBC, NatWest, Royal Mail especially and yesterday from the delivery courier service DPD with even a precise time reference when they were unable to deliver. Block all such numbers!!!
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Jonesy
(@PeterJones31) reported
from
Birkenhead, England
This #TheHundred is ******* garbage bring back the natwest trophy #propercricket
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Steph Leese
(@PinkPlasterer) reported
@CooperativeBank I can't belive I did the banking switch from Natwest in January to this god awful service! It's absolutely shocking for a bank to be this bad in 2021. Invest some of that community money into banking instead of bees for godsake! 🙈
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Lu 🦇
(@harlotttt) reported
just sat on hold with awful music for 45 minutes just for them to tell me i now need to wait 5 working days for a letter 🤨 who’s coming with me to natwest to beat the ever living **** out of someone
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Granfalloon55
(@Granfalloon55) reported
@LawdyMissClawdy @ThePureDrop From personal experience, with NatWest at least, if the bank spots potentially fraudulent activity on an account they will lock it and block all cards associated with it. They then notify you & ask you to contact them to confirm or otherwise the validity of recent transactions.
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Steve Rowland
(@grumpyoldfella) reported
@PenLlawen NatWest aren't the poster boys of financial proprietary themselves tbf? Their parent RBS had to be bailed out for quite a bit more than a paltry £114m by us poor tax payers. I'm torn though as I have a NatWest pension from my time working for them I've yet to claim.