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Natwest Student Banking: ... offer a great student package on the face of it. There is a free 5 Year rail card thrown in worth about £150. This is great for most students as it makes the train the same price as the coach so we can save journey time going back and forth from home. There are also various discounts on products like Acer Laptops and 3 mobile broadband. Most other banks offer £50 cash incentive to join their bank so if you do...
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	Working Families Tax Credit ... thank the lord for Working Family Tax Credits, I really don t know how i would cope financially without them. So what is Working Family Tax Credit? Working tax credit is a (benefits) system for families on low income, (I hate referring to it as a benefit) You need to be working over 16 hours a week and if you pay child care you may then be eligible to claim extra credit. So how does it work? Well it s an incentive to get low income families out to work. Does it work? OK, so I have heard very mixed reviews about this system over the years I have used WFT. I gather it depends on your situation as to if it s beneficial or not. So here is my experience. I have bee... Read the full review: WFT has changed my life for the better by cher_2004
	Natwest Student Banking ... think NatWest s student account seems to attract a lot of strong opinions, both good and bad! This review is based purely on my own experience. Aged 16 I opened a young person s account with them in order to get 2 free CDs (!). I think this account was called a Card Plus account but I can t be sure, it was eight years ago after all! In the summer before I went to uni, I visited my branch to get my account changed to a Student Account. The process was very straightforward and I got the full £1250 overdraft, a credit card (for emergencies, I may as well say now that I never used it!) and £25 for opening the account - sadly I started uni the year before they introduced t... Read the full review: Ideal student account by AbsintheFairy
	Natwest Student Banking ... went with Natwest s student account just before I started university mainly because of the free young persons railcard, which would ve cost me £99 a year, i am now getting one free for all 3 years of my degree - its a student essential for travelling from home to uni! All student accounts these days are at 0% interest... until you leave university. I am only in my second year so I am not in a situation yet where I will have to pay back the interest. Natwest has one of the largest overdrafts on the student accounts, which is a good or bad thing depending on how you look at it. It was easy enough for me to expand my overdraft in 5 stages over the period of my first year ... Read the full review: big overdraft, free railcard but get angry when you pay your overdraft off?! by hannahgibbins3