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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 Dorchester, 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 (38%)
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Login (24%)
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Transactions (21%)
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Mobile App (14%)
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Transfer (2%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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M_Winston
(@MarkusWinston) reported
Arrogant NatWest chief executive Alison Rose has backed down in a spat with the House of Commons Treasury select committee and agreed to attend a hearing next week after initially saying she was “too busy”.. the bank is 48.1% owned by the public - damn right she needs to attend!
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Browning
(@Brownin56642087) reported
@NatWest_Help NatWest decided to disable my account and my card. Called them only for them to put the phone down on me. I’m pregnant and I’ve had a procedure done so unable to even to go to the branch. Disgusting. Now I have no money.
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Bob Shepherd
(@bob_shepherd) reported
@NatWest_Help I was hoping to switch to a rewards credit card from my Tesco card. No good. As a 50 year Natwest customer I am so disappointed with the Rewards partners Nat West think I should like. I am unlikely to use most of them. 🤨
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SK 🇵🇸
(@KVRIMM) reported
Lord help me if Natwest ever decided to release those “blink to confirm it’s you” photos. 🥴
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Antony_D
(@AntonyD20861231) reported
@noreward_norisk It's already here! Tristan Tate had his Natwest account blocked with £700k in deposit - he has not been charged (like that should matter either!), with any crime - yet they block and steal, in the name of 'whatever' !
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Chase Support UK
(@ChaseSupportUK) reported
@YatharthParash2 Hi Yathart - Natwest may be able to give you a sort code and account number which you can set up as a payee in your Chase account then make a payment using your credit card number as a reference. Alternatively, Natwest may be able to help you set up a direct debit - Craig
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James Flanders
(@JamesFlanderss) reported
Just reminder that high street banks are failing savers who need instant access to their cash. BoE rate now at 4% but these are the rates offered for easy-access accounts with £5,000 saved: - Barclays: 0.55% - HSBC: 0.75% - Lloyds: 0.60% - NatWest: 0.65% Just terrible...
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Alexander Duncan McFarling
(@AD_McFarling) reported
@PhilipWhitchelo @PickardJE Rose is an idiot. Thought changing the name from RBS to NatWest, a failed bank that RBS bought before it failed itself, would resolve deep cultural issues. You can roll a **** in glitter, it’s still a ****. Was offensive to Scotland too, she’s been cutting jobs up here.
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Jonathon
(@TwoHammel) reported
NatWest’s Sir Howard Davies: You don’t solve the problems it has a better job to protect themselves from cost of living surge
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James Flanders
(@JamesFlanderss) reported
Just a reminder that high street banks are failing savers who need instant access to their cash. BoE rate now at 4% but these are the rates offered for easy-access accounts with £5,000 saved: - Barclays: 0.55% - HSBC: 0.75% - Lloyds: 0.60% - NatWest: 0.65% Just terrible...