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NatwestNewest Review: ... our current one. We made an appointment with the mortgage advisor at our local Natwest Bank and was very impressed with the advice we got. The advisor recommended the "Natwest One Account" which is a mortgage that is linked to your savings, similar to the Virgin one. The advisor completed all the paperwork with us and organised a surveyor. We have now had this mortgage for about six months and cannot believe the time we have already reduced our mortage term by. I would recommend this type of mortgage to those that have their salary paid into their bank accounts and that manage not to spend it all in one month! This is because the a... more |
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by - written on 16/06/09 (Useful, 135 readings)
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I have always rated Natwest Bank as a market leader. I have banked with them for the past 20 years and have never had any complaints. Recently my husband and i decided that we would enquire about changing our existing mortgage to one that would offer us more than our current one. We made an appointment with the mortgage advisor at our local Natwest Bank and was very impressed with the advice we got. The advisor recommended the "Natwest One Account" which is a mortgage that is linked to your savings, similar to the Virgin one. The advisor completed all the paperwork with us and organised a surveyor. We have now had this mortgage for about six months and cannot ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/08/01 (Very useful, 1167 readings)
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I have had my Natwest Mortgage services since June 1999. I did the usual shopping around at all the major high street banks and a building societies looking for the best rate in the end all the information was giving a headache so I took a holiday. On my return I registered with a number of estate agents in the areas that interested me and spoke to a number of different independent mortgage financial advisers all of whom told me that they could get the best deal. I finally ended up with an independent mortgage adviser. I found a flat fairly soon put in an offer which was accepted and went to see my mortgage adviser equipped with chequebook and the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/06/01 (Very useful, 402 readings)
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The high street banks always appear, on the face of it, to have higher mortgage rates than the building societies, and their former brethren that have switched over. What they actually do is charge more for anyone daft enough to pay, but charge extremely competitive rates if you are willing a harass them every now and then. I was in a fixed rate mortgage at a fairly bad rate. At the time i got the mortgage i had no idea what i was doing, and was sold the mortgage by a financial adviser. If i had been more smart at the time, i could have found a better fixed rate, but there you go. Two years ago i needed to remortgage (i bought out my ... Read the complete review

