Natwest Credit Cards Reviews
Newest Review: ... card as at the age of 18 I needed to build up a credit history / credit score. This differs from most other cards that I have taken out, which are usually because of a specific selling point of the card. ADVANTAGES As I bank with Natwest, I can get access to my credit card and current account with the same log in details, which is great with so many passwords floating around my head. This also makes it really easy to pay off the credit card each month, as I remember it needs paying when I check my online banking. You can choose whether to pay the balance off in full each month or just the minimum repayments, I have mine set to minimum re... more
Customer Natwest Credit Cards Reviews (16)
by - written on 13/06/13 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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Apologies if this review seems a bit hashed together, I had just finished writing the review and my internet cut out and I am hoping have empathises that there are few things worse than rewriting a review. BACKGROUND I took out this credit card as I started University at the age of 18, as it was offered to me in a package with Natwest including student account, overdraft and credit card. I thought I might as well accept the credit card as at the age of 18 I needed to build up a credit history / credit score. This differs from most other cards that I have taken out, which are usually because of a specific selling point of the card. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/05/13, updated on 11/05/13 (Useful, 12 readings)
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I have been with Natwest for a couple of years now. I use a Natwest 'YourPoints' MasterCard that I have had for 10 months so far and I have 2 more months of 0% interest on my card. So far I have spent my points on cinema tickets and Amazon vouchers, both easily used. I pay off at least £5 a month and I have had no problem doing that so there have been no extra charges to my account. I also have a Natwest debit card and the online banking is great as I can see my credit card and debit card transactions all in one place! Natwest has improved a lot over time and I prefer it to any other bank. I recommend this card to others ... Read the complete review
by Kathleen Richmond - written on 20/07/12
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You can get this either as part of a Black Card account (which is top-end Private Banking) or as a stand-alone in addition to your Nat West (or, I presume, RBS) account. For either, you need either a high income or investments with the bank to the value of c.£70,000. I pay an annual fee for the card and wouldn't be without it. The main draw is the travel insurance, which is not age or condition related and covers you and up to five people travelling with you. It gives worldwide, year round cover, includes winter sports and covers trips up to 90 days at a time. Once you're on it, you're not barred by age, so it's one of the very few on the market that's good for the ... Read the complete review
by Stephen Fowler - written on 14/12/10
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JUST FOUND OUT, WHILST TRYING TO ACTIVATE MY NEW CARD, THAT EVERYONE THAT ANSWERS THE PHONE TO YOU, CAN SEE YOUR SORT CODE AND BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER - NO MATTER WHAT THE QUERY IS - EVEN IF YOU DON'T BANK WITH NAT WEST - NOT SURE I WANT THEIR FEW THOUSAND CALL CENTER OPERATORS HAVING THAT VISIBILITY....
by - written on 20/06/09 (Very useful, 121 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
