Natwest current plus account; quick Q

gemmalouanna

I opened a Natwest current plus account as I wanted to open Natwest E-ISA and it was a requirement to have another linked account for excess deposits to ISA.

I do not plan to fund/use the current account but wondering if there is an under use charge that I have missed before I go ahead fully with everything...

Thanks

anna42hmr

gemmalouanna wrote: »

I opened a Natwest current plus account as I wanted to open Natwest E-ISA and it was a requirement to have another linked account for excess deposits to ISA.

I do not plan to fund/use the current account but wondering if there is an under use charge that I have missed before I go ahead fully with everything...

Thanks

not accoriding to http://www.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/g1/regular-accounts/current-plus.ashx#tabs=section2

but to be on the safe side, why dont you transfer in say £5 a month from your current account, and then if you dont want to leave it in, transfer it back?? natwest seem to have faster payments facilities so is quick to do this, just make sure you dont accidently open their advntage gold accounts etc as they have a monthly fee attached to them

gemmalouanna

anna42hmr wrote: »

not accoriding to http://www.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/g1/regular-accounts/current-plus.ashx#tabs=section2

but to be on the safe side, why dont you transfer in say £5 a month from your current account, and then if you dont want to leave it in, transfer it back?? natwest seem to have faster payments facilities so is quick to do this, just make sure you dont accidently open their advntage gold accounts etc as they have a monthly fee attached to them

I just called them and they said there is no under use charge so should be ok - its an account with no fee so should be ok