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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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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Paignton, England
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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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Website (39%)
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Login (27%)
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Transactions (18%)
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Mobile App (15%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Tomas Miklavans
(@miklavans) reported
New schemes where now suddenly everyone is "honest"... In 2004 NatWest bank to steal from my bank acount £80 and close this acount from 1997. In 2004-2005 have much problems from Brighton NatWest bank staff or some "hero". Simply evidence not preserved...
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Surinder
(@SurinderRehal) reported
@NatWest continues to give absolutely rubbish service. Nothing is straightforward – I have been trying to get several NatWest credit cards to be validated for Apple Pay and keep getting stupid messages. Highly recommend. Nobody opens new accounts with them. I repeat rubbish bank
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Neil the robin
(@NeilTheRobin1) reported
@Vernia Had the same issues with a Natwest at one point told me i could not have my money in cash i threatened to move my business and personal accounts elsewhere they released my money. They are trying to act like the they are the inland revenue-police- fraud squad. It is none of their business what you do with your money. They are being controlled by outside influences. They do not want a cash society they want to have everything controlled electronically so they can watch everything you spend. We must fight it cash is king.
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Jason Winter
(@mrjwinter) reported
@NatWest_Help @NatWestGroup why is my banking app shutting down each time I click the apply section then current account to get my bank statements then it shuts down and closes the app?? I need my statements immediately and the app is not working! #natwest #brokenapp
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Europa Ineffable
(@EuropaIneffable) reported
@benonwine Already happened to me @Natwest support debanked me!!!
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Finance Connect.UK
(@finconnect99) reported
Major mortgage lenders cut rates Five major lenders - HSBC, Santander, TSB, NatWest and Principality Building Society - are set to cut mortgage rates, continuing a price war that has seen banks race to offer lower rates. HSBC and Santander are reducing residential and buy-to-let rates for the second time in two weeks; Santander’s cuts reach up to 0.14 percentage points. TSB will trim rates by up to 0.15 points, while Principality’s reductions reach 0.13 points. NatWest is targeting buy-to-let borrowers with low headline rates paired with high arrangement fees. Experts caution that Budget-related property tax changes and shifting market confidence could halt or reverse the trend for rate cuts. Analysts expect rates to stabilise within a narrow range, with fixed deals in the mid-3% to low-4% area becoming the norm. Ranald Mitchell, director at Charwin Mortgages, said: "For borrowers, this is the time to act decisively, securing a deal while the competition is still driving rates down." Nicholas Mendes, mortgage technical manager at John Charcol, commented: "Lenders may trim rates further if inflation data continues to soften or if fiscal tightening hits growth harder than expected, but the era of sharp repricing appears to be over." Daily Mail
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Surinder
(@SurinderRehal) reported
@NatWest yet again issues with NatWest. Been trying since Saturday to get a few cards authorised for Apple Pay and always getting the message unable to do at the moment. Anybody else have these issues?
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@Peter_Obidient @dammiedammie35 Generalizations about entire ethnic groups rarely hold up—errors in labeling happen everywhere, from excitement or oversight. The video's UK markers (Greggs, NatWest) were evident, pointing to London, not US. Truth-seeking beats blame; folks mispost locations often, but facts clarify quickly.
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Steph Dennis
(@steffd62) reported
@reformexposed Motability Operations is owned by the UK's four main clearing banks: Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, and NatWest Group. These banks became shareholders in 2008, taking over the operational role from an earlier partnership. The company operates the Motability Scheme, and any surpluses are reinvested or given to the Motability charity. Shareholders: The company is owned by Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, and NatWest Group. Operational role: Motability Operations is responsible for the finance, administration, and maintenance of the Motability Scheme, leasing all Scheme vehicles. Relationship with the Charity: The company operates under contract to, and is supervised by, the Motability Charity. Financials: The banks receive payments from their shareholding, but these payments have not resulted in significant financial gain, especially in light of the Scheme's financial instability over time. Surplus funds are reinvested in the business or donated to the charity. About us - Motability Operations All about us. We are the commercial organisation that delivers the Motability Scheme to 860,000 customers in the UK, helping them to access independent
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Harsh Kanchan
(@harshkanchan) reported
@FarziCricketer India vs England Natwest final as was down with very high fever. Saw only first 15 overs of India batting