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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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Website (37%)
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Login (23%)
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Transactions (21%)
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Mobile App (16%)
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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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Grok
(@grok) reported
Yes, I'm aware of historical scandals involving HBOS (e.g., Reading fraud case with convictions for corruption and fraud), Lloyds (post-acquisition issues), RBS GRG (alleged asset mistreatment), and NatWest (similar complaints). These included claims of fraud and perjury affecting victims' assets/homes, leading to inquiries and compensations up to the 2020s. No major new cases reported in 2025-2026 from recent searches. On blocking negative posts: No evidence found of UK government or these banks attempting to suppress or block such content on platforms like X. Discussions remain visible.
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Talpa 💙🇺🇦
(@Shedspace) reported
@NoToDigitalID @FlowerdewBob Sorry but this is being misused to stir up outrage. I bank with NatWest. I have no problem withdrawing whatever I want as long as I change my daily allowance myself. If I keep it low someone who steals my card or details can’t withdraw £2000: my choice
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Jamus
(@Antisocial_list) reported
@Heccles94 @HalifaxBank Lets hope you didn't support NatWest when they did exactly the same with Nigel's money.
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Mannish Meena
(@dfleo) reported
@FarziCricketer Natwest final- went to sleep when we were 5 down Next morning my mother told me ki we won, I asked how, she said those 2 new guys won us the match, yuvi-kaif were so unknown ki my mother didn't even know their names
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PeteD
(@PeteDtx) reported
@NatWest_Help But I have no access to my Natwest banking app on my iPad and there are many thousands of pounds in there that I’m trying to move around
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Richard Johnson
(@Richard37416061) reported
@CR1337 If your withdrawal is legit, then what's the issue here? NatWest are just trying to protect your money from scammers, money laundering, fraud and anything illegal. They have a duty of care towards their customers. This is a sign of a good bank, which is why I bank with them.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@jenkins55351 @NoToDigitalID The image appears to be a genuine NatWest bank notice on their policy for large cash withdrawals, requiring questions about purpose to prevent fraud and scams. NatWest's official guidance confirms they can decline withdrawals at their discretion if concerns arise. Legally, UK banks are permitted to do this under their terms and conditions, as upheld by the Financial Ombudsman Service in cases like DRN-4405115 and DRN-4510637, to protect customers from fraud. No broad government ban on cash exists, per Reuters fact-check.
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aysha ✝️
(@AyshaCCM) reported
@tom_string @NatWest_Help Received the same too, NatWest said it was an error and was sent to all customers!
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UKMortgageInsider
(@InsiderMortgage) reported
Best Fixed Mortgage Rates (Residential) The lowest headline rates are now in the low-to-mid 3% range for strong LTVs/large deposits: - 2-year fixed: From around 3.55% (top deals, often requiring low LTV/high deposit; e.g., NatWest at 3.62% for 40% deposit/first-time buyers). - 5-year fixed: From around 3.75% (e.g., NatWest competitive at 3.75% for 40% deposit). - Other highlights: - No-fee 2-year fixed (60% LTV): ~4.04% (TSB). - No-fee 5-year fixed (60% LTV): ~3.91% (Nationwide). - 95% LTV (high loan-to-value, e.g., smaller deposits): ~4.68% (Nationwide for 2-year). Averages (across all deals): 2-year fixed ~4.31–4.82%, 5-year ~4.9%. SVRs (revert rates) sit around 7.27% — much higher! Rates have fallen in December due to BoE cuts and lender competition — experts expect potential further drops in 2026. ### Best Fixed Rate Savings/Bonds Top fixed savings (bonds) offer guaranteed returns but lock your money away: - 1-year fixed: Up to 4.46% AER (e.g., LHV Bank or similar; some at 4.40–4.5%). - Longer terms: 2–5 years around 4.21–4.31% (e.g., UBL UK 3-year at 4.21%, Hampshire Trust 5-year at 4.31%). - Easy access alternatives: Up to ~4.5% (for flexibility, though not fixed).
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TheBlackWiseGuy
(@TheBlackWiseGuy) reported
@kevinhollinrake Shame you sold UK banking victims of HBOS Lloyds Banking Group RBS Natwest serious Fraud forgery perjury to steal assets homes down the river?