Natwest Credit Cards

Natwest Credit Cards: Good for students (166 words)
by - written on 12/11/09 (Useful, 15 readings)
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The Natwest student credit card is definitely one of best credit deals that students can get. It has a 56 day interest free period meaning that you can wait two months before paying it back. This is great for if you have a delay on student finance. This is also a good credit card because you can set it up to direct debit from your natwest student account. This is the best student account around. The other advantage is that if you have enough money in your student account then you can use this card like a debit card and build up a credit rating. This is an important thing to have when you graduate as it makes getting loans easier and quicker. I ...  Read the complete review

Impressive interest charges, surprisingly (228 words)
by - written on 10/08/09 (Useful, 123 readings)
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I like NatWest, and I'm not afraid to admit it. I've had accounts with them all my life, and after getting a stable full job, I decided to open up a Visa credit card with NatWest. A year on, I'm in a little bit of debt, and have had a couple of hundred on it for a few months, but I've been paid so little interest I've hardly noticed! I'm very surprised by that, but I think I luckily managed to get a lower interest rate before it all shot up. I use online banking which makes it so incredibly easy just to transfer money from my current account to my credit card to pay it off. It's simply a click of a button! Online banking is very useful to keep ...  Read the complete review

Natwest Credit Cards: Good for Natwest customers (256 words)
by - written on 20/06/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I have a Natwest Visa card which i have had for years. It is a purple colour with the Visa symbol in the right hand side and Natwest along the top. I rarely use it although i have had to use it abroad before and find it really handy to have as Visa is acccepted in most places. I bank with Natwest and so i can check my credit card account online which i find the simplest and easiest way to manage my finances. I'm not sure what the rate of it is at currently but i rarely use it and when i do i pay it off straight away so it makes no odds to me but i certainly think that there are many cards out there with greater rewards than what this ...  Read the complete review

NatWest is a little slow... (164 words)
by Darren Kusmirek - written on 26/03/09
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I have been a loyal NatWest Credit Card customer for a while now, and generally never had a problem. However, I have had a bit of a problem in the past few weeks. I set up a direct deposit system which would automatically make a payment for me each month. And until recently I hadn't had an issue with this serive. A few months ago, using this service, I paid off my credit card balance completely. Yet, due to some error a direct deposit was still made. This left a credit on my account which NatWest had to pay me! After contacting customer support and waiting on hold several times, I was told a cheque in the amount of the balance had been sent to me. From this point ...  Read the complete review

Natwest Credit Cards: Good, but I have one piece of advice! (382 words)
by - written on 18/08/05 (Useful, 846 readings)
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Overall, I've been very happy with my NatWest credit card since getting it to tide me over between graduating and getting a proper job (I was kind of amazed that they gave me a card when I was just temping, but I've found out a lot more since then about how easy it is to get credit). From £1100 credit limit I am now at just over three times that. I haven't really used it to borrow money except for a brief period to make sure I had enough to pay for my deposit when buying a flat. The interest rate isn't cheap, but at about 1% a month it means you can have a spare £2000 for a while for only £20 a month (minimum repayments of about £70 if I remember rightly). ...  Read the complete review