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  • Just posting to say your avatar is really cool!!


    @OP
    I'm another stoozer...


    I used to have the MSE library 'dog with the sunglasses', but then decided to find my own cool cat instead :cool:
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  • adindas wrote: »
    Am I correct to say that you will need to have a fee paying account of either Reward Silver or Reward Platinum in return for perks. Start from 1st february in addition to this perks people with these accounts might get £5 cashback by DD and using Mobile banking ??


    As I read it, this is a change to the all the types of accounts, so the standard account gets the £5 for DD and log in for a £2 fee, replacing the existing bills casback, and Silver/Platinum (what happened to Gold :huh:) get this change, plus the other paid for perks.
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  • GTR_King
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    so Natwest Reward not worth it?
  • adindas
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    edited 4 January 2020 at 5:39PM
    As I read it, this is a change to the all the types of accounts, so the standard account gets the £5 for DD and log in for a £2 fee, replacing the existing bills casback, and Silver/Platinum (what happened to Gold :huh:) get this change, plus the other paid for perks.
    GTR_King wrote: »
    so Natwest Reward not worth it?

    If quirkydeptless interpretation is correct (e.g £5 cashback also applies to no fee paying account), than it is worthy. Getting 2 DDs and access mobile banking once a month is dead easy. At least it is much better than chasing £1.50 cashback for using Debit Card 30x from Coop, lol.

    I understand this will apply only to existing customer, so you will already need to have the legacy Natwest account running before February 1, 2020 ?

    Has anyone else already confirmed with with Natwest.
  • GTR_King
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    edited 4 January 2020 at 5:48PM
    I don't have Natwest at moment/never had an account with them before so can't get that offer
  • adindas
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    GTR_King wrote: »
    I don't have Natwest at moment/never had an account with them before so can't get that offer

    Many current accounts could be opened online in less than a week. So you could apply now and hopefully all of AC and DD are already running by the end of January.

    But before doing that make sure that £5 cashback will also apply to Standard Rewards account (e.g not only Silver or Platinum Reward). Someone else might already get confirmation from Natwest ??
  • adindas wrote: »
    I understand this will apply only to existing customer, so you will already need to have the legacy Natwest account running before February 1, 2020 ?.


    I don't see why it wouldn't apply to new customers after 1st Feb, it just seems to be a change to how they are paying a reward.
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  • GTR_King
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    So is Natwest Reward Account Better than Halifax Reward Account?
  • MDMD
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    edited 4 January 2020 at 6:14PM
    adindas wrote: »
    Many current accounts could be opened online in less than a week. So you could apply now and hopefully all of AC and DD are already running by the end of January.

    But before doing that make sure that £5 cashback will also apply to Standard Rewards account (e.g not only Silver or Platinum Reward). Someone else might already get confirmation from Natwest ??

    According to their website:

    https://personal.natwest.com/personal/myrewards/myreward-changes.html#FAQS
    How will I earn Rewards with my Direct Debits?
    To earn Rewards with your Direct Debits you will need to hold a Reward, Reward Silver, Reward Platinum, Premier Reward or Reward Black account.

    Looks like the standard “Select” account is the only one that is excluded.
  • GTR_King
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    So is Natwest Reward Account wrth it?
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