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Natwest overdraft charges
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xxmissyxxjoaxx
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I just got a overdraft of £200 but i'm confused about the charges?? I know i go over the overdraft limit i get charged quite alot but what about the charges that i have when i just borrow within the limit?
any help would be great!
any help would be great!
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It's 19.9%, so if you use the whole £200 for all of the month you'll get charged about £3.32 each month, it gets taken at the end of the month or the beginning of next month.0
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wow i thought it would be more than that! thank you0
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The first £100 is interest free, so you'll only pay interest on the other £100Debt free and staying that way! :beer:0
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wow really? that's great0
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The first £100 is interest free, so you'll only pay interest on the other £100
Worth noting for accounts opened from 4th July The first £100 is interest free if you are within £100, if you go over ie £101 then you will pay interest on the full amount.
http://www.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/g6/rates-charges/current-charges.ashx0 -
Worth noting for accounts opened from 4th July The first £100 is interest free if you are within £100, if you go over ie £101 then you will pay interest on the full amount.
This has always been the case for all accounts apart from graduate accounts with Graduate Overdrafts.Anything that I do say, is strictly my opinion
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