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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 (41%)
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Login (26%)
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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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Gareth Thomas
(@gt7660412) reported
@LGalloway77 Complete double standards. Govt is a significant shareholder in NatWest bank (c40%), the CEO of which has reportedly received £600000 bonus on top of a salary of £millions. We are not in this together and affordability is only a problem for remunerating junior public servants.
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Wealth Engineering
(@wealth_eng) reported
$NWG Natwest down this morning after strong results. Only negative I can see is the £337 million impairment charge. Surely doesn't justify the fall of currently -9%? What am I missing? #nwg #natwest
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farhad esmaeili
(@farhadesmaeili4) reported
The fact still remains on the back of the high profit which NatWest announced this week the shareholders getting dividend shares value goes up and down all the time the only losers are the borrowers
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Mudney
(@Mudney) reported
@Scott_Mansell1 For years Natwest made huge losses as it dealt with legacy issues from 2008. Got slaughtered for it. Now, they make a profit and can buy back shares from governmentm get slaughtered for it. 2023 forecast is a reduction - reduced demand for credit owing to high int rates.
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tom1990
(@diaperedtom) reported
NatWest bank record profit chairman a 10% wage rise bankers bonuses up by billions time thes Tory crooks are put in jail nothing for hard working people nothing Tory greed H**g the B**tards
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LondonLadyLips
(@LondonLadyLips1) reported
@natwest the worst bank for business! It took me months to set up the account. Now trying to add someone else to the account is impossible. And now I can’t even get through to them on the phone as there is a technical issue! Disgraceful
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Chris C
(@PresTITANRaptor) reported
More and more capital expenditure is absorbed by tactical waste or technial debt and the death drums of acquisition start to beat. We can hear them now. What would happen if Natwest retail came out the 90s? Well, let's look at where Natwest's CIO/Board and HR are ****...
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Colin
(@cps10001) reported
@premnsikka It's a crazy world. The government says there's no money, there's plenty of money they just don't want to collect it. NatWest are "helping" their customers by shutting down branches.
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Jackie Pike
(@JackiePike26) reported
@NatWest_Help Hello, I am a NatWest customer have two different mobiles, with two different mobile numbers. Can I run the NatWest banking app on both phones or does it have to be on the mobile number that’s registered with Nat West? Thanks
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David Todd
(@DavidTo73893714) reported
@RachelReevesMP Don't people realise that Rachel Reeves worked at the BoE so knows exactly what she is talking about...ha Please tell us exactly how much the windfall tax will be. Are you calling for NatWest windfall tax now. Don't you want to bring down energy prices?