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Nat West waste of money - OR DOES IT ONLY HAPPEN TO ME?
starsign47
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Early this year I opened an e-saver but to access funds had to open another account in order to withraw money. EVERY time I visited the local branch the computer system failed/on a go slow etc etc. So I closed the accounts two weeks ago.... since which time I have received 5 notifications of current interest rates for the accounts AND 5 statements for the same accounts showing 1p credit - ALL sent in separate envelopes. AND FINALLY I received a CHEQUE for 1p yesterday!!!! Shall I frame it or go to Nat West to open an account - decisions decisions. :eek:
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Failed closure - the account was closed on the computer system but there was still a balance (£0.01!) which, as you had no other accounts, the computer didn't know what to do with. This remained until a person with some common sense arranged a cheque.
I don't know why but in this situation a daily statement is generated, which is why you received 5! I agree, a horrendous waste of money. Tbh there's probably some old regulation that requires a daily statement in this situation!!0 -
Deposit it asap beofore you lose 1p0
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I don't know why but in this situation a daily statement is generated, which is why you received 5! I agree, a horrendous waste of money. Tbh there's probably some old regulation that requires a daily statement in this situation!!
Nope, probably just RBS/NatWest's horrendously outdated and clunky systems.urs sinserly,
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Make sure you get a 2.7% net return on it to protect against inflation.
Disclosure: I'm a former Barclays employee. All views expressed are my own.0
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