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Question about RBS Current Account
Lith
Posts: 897 Forumite
Just came across this on RBS and its also on natwest,
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When did this happen? 23rd? and what happens if someone has small college grants or JSA? and wants to bank with RBS/NATWEST?
surely this cant be right ?
Reason why i asked this is because im helping my cousin to get a bank account and we was gonna go with RBS... and i don't remember seeing this a few weeks ago...
You’ll need to open an account on or after 23rd May and pay in at least £1,000 every month. Over 18s only. Read the full terms and conditions.
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When did this happen? 23rd? and what happens if someone has small college grants or JSA? and wants to bank with RBS/NATWEST?
surely this cant be right ?
Reason why i asked this is because im helping my cousin to get a bank account and we was gonna go with RBS... and i don't remember seeing this a few weeks ago...
• HSBC (Main A/C)
• Halifax Back up A/C
• Lloyds (Spending) A/C
• RBS Back up A/C
• Barclays Old A/C
• Nationwide Old A/C
• Halifax Back up A/C
• Lloyds (Spending) A/C
• RBS Back up A/C
• Barclays Old A/C
• Nationwide Old A/C
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Those are conditions for receiving cashback on debit card purchases.0
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Those are conditions for receiving cashback on debit card purchases.
oh? so my cousin can still open an account with them no problems at all?
no need to slap £1k in there?• HSBC (Main A/C)
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Not from what I can see. There are several RBS experts/staff who use this forum, I'm sure one will be along soon with a definitive answer.0
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You seem to have picked out one of the T&C's relating to the debit card cashback offer for new current accounts.
There's nothing more to it than that.0 -
You seem to have picked out one of the T&C's relating to the debit card cashback offer for new current accounts.
There's nothing more to it than that.
ahh i see,
well if thats the case i'll go to the RBS branch with my cousin and get that account open:)
Thank's guys• HSBC (Main A/C)
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You know it can be opened online?0
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You know it can be opened online?
Yea i know,
but i live 5 min form the RBS branch and i prefer to go in braches to open an account.
will go with my cousin on tuesday :-)• HSBC (Main A/C)
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Yea i know,
but i live 5 min form the RBS branch and i prefer to go in braches to open an account.
will go with my cousin on tuesday :-)
If it's an account for your cousin and they are old enough to operate an account, why do you have to go with them to a branch 5 mins from where you are?
They are opening the account, not you. What do they prefer? (Answering own question: Having hand held by someone while they grow up.)0 -
anamenottaken wrote: »If it's an account for your cousin and they are old enough to operate an account, why do you have to go with them to a branch 5 mins from where you are?
They are opening the account, not you. What do they prefer? (Answering own question: Having hand held by someone while they grow up.)
because hes very shy and doesn't understand im just there in case he doesn't get offers for credit cards or make a mistake during the account opening and so on..
calling hand held? no.. just looking out for a family member because like i said hes very shy and does have problems..
(which i wont address on this forum)• HSBC (Main A/C)
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I have Natwest current plus account. I applied online for rbs current plus account and I got a confirmation that I'll be recieving an information pack with prepaid envolve to return it with passport copy/payslips etc or to take it directly to local branch.
After that, rbs offered me to apply for savings/loans/cc as well which I declined.
Now regarding debit card purchases, does paying HMRC tax is considered a direct debit purchase? Shame cashback doesn't apply on point of sale at retailers.0
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