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£50 Cashback with NatWest or RBS Invest

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  • Thanks, I got mine x 2 as well
  • colsten
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    Has anyone figured out how to close the entire investment account?
  • colsten said:
    Has anyone figured out how to close the entire investment account?

    When I phoned NatWest to close, they stated once the money is withdrawn they automatically close accounts in 6-12 months where there is inactivity.
  • ischris85 said:
    When I phoned NatWest to close, they stated once the money is withdrawn they automatically close accounts in 6-12 months where there is inactivity.
    Seems to be doing a lot better than any RS at the moment so why withdraw?
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  • kar999
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    MDMD said:
    These offers have been brought back 

    https://personal.rbs.co.uk/personal/investments/royal-bank-invest.html?#cashback


    https://personal.natwest.com/personal/investments/natwest-invest.html#cashback

    edit: seems you can only get another go if you didn’t have one of the invest accounts on 22 August 2021
    Yep... Got an email invite today. Went for the GIA for me and the ISA for the missus. Probably wont maintain after the cashback has been paid as the investment choice is very limited and the UI is poor but happy to trouser £100 between us.
    If the ball had gone in the net it would have been a goal.
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  • I have RBS and NatWest curent account, so can I get £50 from both if I open GIA with them?  I read T&Cs on both (which are similar) and doesn't say you can get only one £50 from NatWest Group.  Anyone doing both?
  • colsten
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    I have RBS and NatWest curent account, so can I get £50 from both if I open GIA with them?  I read T&Cs on both (which are similar) and doesn't say you can get only one £50 from NatWest Group.  Anyone doing both?
    I did both alright last time the had this offer
  • kaMelo
    kaMelo Posts: 2,869 Forumite
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    I have RBS and NatWest curent account, so can I get £50 from both if I open GIA with them?  I read T&Cs on both (which are similar) and doesn't say you can get only one £50 from NatWest Group.  Anyone doing both?
    Like Colsten I did both and got two fifty pounds.
    They actually did alright too and was about £50 up on both accounts when I closed them around May this year.  Looking at the terms it seems I can have another go so I will.
  • colsten
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    edited 28 August 2021 at 9:53AM
    kaMelo said:
      Looking at the terms it seems I can have another go so I will.
    I just checked mine. Unfortunately, I still have accounts with them, although both are empty. 1 ISA and 1 GIA. So falling foul of the "can't have account on August 22 2021".  The ISA I can close by transferring it into my real ISA (which will probably take ages even though it's empty) but there seems no easy way to close the GIA. A lot of hassle for another £100....
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