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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 (30%)
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Login (28%)
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Transactions (26%)
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Mobile App (12%)
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Withdrawals (2%)
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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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William | Value-Investing Strategist
(@william_R2Rclub) reported
@BBCNews A major Microsoft outage affecting big names like Asda, NatWest, and Minecraft,proof of how interconnected our digital services have become.
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RyanLittleKing
(@RLKGames1) reported
Microsoft is downnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn I cant play minecraft :( Theres also other websites down like o2, osmaps, jet2, natwest, smarty etc
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UMVA BUSINESS Ltd
(@umvabusiness) reported
NatWest profits surge 30% as higher interest rates fuel bank earnings NatWest has reported a sharp rise in quarterly profits as higher interest rates and strong customer activity lifted earnings, prompting the High Street bank to raise its forecasts for the year. …
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Somarathna Alahakon
(@somarathna2314) reported
@NatWestGroup NatWest bank locked My account called by fraud team who loack people account weeks people can’t do shipping can’t buy everyday essential they never replied nothing they wait us die Without access to the account
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Multibagg AI (Global)
(@MultibaggAIHQ) reported
NATWEST GROUP: EARNINGS UP 30% ON COST DISCIPLINE AND SIMPLIFICATION; TRACTION ON EFFICIENCY DRIVE, EXPECTS FURTHER EXPENSE REDUCTIONS TO SUPPORT MARGINS.
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Multibagg AI (Global)
(@MultibaggAIHQ) reported
NWG: NATWEST GROUP LIFTS 2025 GUIDANCE AS Q3 PRETAX PROFIT RISES 30% TO £2.18B, TOTAL INCOME SEEN AT £16.3B. DRIVES LOAN GROWTH AND STRONG CUSTOMER ACTIVITY.
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Wontwo Badsoup
(@wontwobadsoup) reported
Sir Kier Starmer loathe as I am to give you advice, consider taking stuff like this, going up to a podium, and saying e.g. "The c-suite of Natwest, which taxpayers bailed out at great expense, will eat **** and thank us for it". It cant lead to *worse* polling can it
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Gerald Bishop
(@gerrybish) reported
@NatWest_Help Hi. I’m trying to access my online banking and not getting my one time code. I don’t have a bank card reader because I only use NatWest for my savings account. Can someone help?
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Richard Taylor 🏴🇬🇧
(@rtsrichard) reported
@nufc89ta @christiancalgie Back in the 1980s, the Natwest had preferential savings accounts for children. Kids accounts gained interest, as money built up a new member of the piggy family in the form of a ceramic piggy bank. Child Trust Fund, Junior ISA. Makes no difference - just rebadging of the same sort of thing wrapped up in the form of a benevolent Government, which is a charade. Sure Start - never used - and it's effectively tax payers funding support for non-taxpayers so of no use to me or my kids. I have used them as a foster carer. It appeared no more than branding. During the coalition Govt days as they were apparently being axed, the many such centres I used seemed to carry on regardless, mostly an office for bean counters who didn't have much shap, out of the way, out of any scrutiny. Free childcare. Where is that then? Nothing is free. It's taxpayer funded. Taxes are 25% higher than mid 90s. Breakfast clubs - give me a break. Give a kid breakfast at home or get them to school an hour earlier and get them fed there. Ultimately it comes at a cost to the taxpayer again - circulation of money. I'd rather keep money in my pocket and chose where I spend it.
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Peter Parker
(@Ploppy3528) reported
@LeilaniDowding Leave natwest would help