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£50 Cashback with NatWest or RBS Invest
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At first they told me if would still qualify, then they phone me back to say he checked with a colleague and that I would no longer qualify.tomla said:
Which update is correct? 10th July where NatWest told you that you were eligible if first contribution before end of August or this one where you are not?ischris85 said:
Update - in case anyone has made the same mistakeischris85 said:colsten said:
You can "Stop monthly contributions for this investment", and then put it back to £50 a month in August.ischris85 said:Just to note on this, I couldnt see anyway to delay the first monthly contribution. Anyway I have set it to end of the month contributions.Thank you Colsten. Hopefully that doenst break the below term
"you don’t cancel your regular monthly contribution instruction at any point before 1 November 2020"
I phoned Natwest Invest today and they said I would no longer be eligible now because I stopped the contributions
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I don't see the problem in the first place. Just pay in an extra £50 to make £300 instead of the minimum £250 to quality for the cashback.ischris85 said:
At first they told me if would still qualify, then they phone me back to say he checked with a colleague and that I would no longer qualify.tomla said:
Which update is correct? 10th July where NatWest told you that you were eligible if first contribution before end of August or this one where you are not?ischris85 said:
Update - in case anyone has made the same mistakeischris85 said:colsten said:
You can "Stop monthly contributions for this investment", and then put it back to £50 a month in August.ischris85 said:Just to note on this, I couldnt see anyway to delay the first monthly contribution. Anyway I have set it to end of the month contributions.Thank you Colsten. Hopefully that doenst break the below term
"you don’t cancel your regular monthly contribution instruction at any point before 1 November 2020"
I phoned Natwest Invest today and they said I would no longer be eligible now because I stopped the contributions
nevermind
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I mistakenly thought I could stop the first payment.Asghar said:
I don't see the problem in the first place. Just pay in an extra £50 to make £300 instead of the minimum £250 to quality for the cashback.ischris85 said:
At first they told me if would still qualify, then they phone me back to say he checked with a colleague and that I would no longer qualify.tomla said:
Which update is correct? 10th July where NatWest told you that you were eligible if first contribution before end of August or this one where you are not?ischris85 said:
Update - in case anyone has made the same mistakeischris85 said:colsten said:
You can "Stop monthly contributions for this investment", and then put it back to £50 a month in August.ischris85 said:Just to note on this, I couldnt see anyway to delay the first monthly contribution. Anyway I have set it to end of the month contributions.Thank you Colsten. Hopefully that doenst break the below term
"you don’t cancel your regular monthly contribution instruction at any point before 1 November 2020"
I phoned Natwest Invest today and they said I would no longer be eligible now because I stopped the contributions
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hello guys, please help. I am trying to open a Natwest invest account, with the aim of getting £50 cashback.
Under Create your plan-> How much do you want to invest -> single amount and monthly amount
Do I put £100 under single amount and £50 under monthly amount?
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I only want to invest the minimum sum to get the cashback.
Thanks in advance.Aim to retire by 45.1 -
Please could someone who had open an account for the cash back replyAim to retire by 45.0
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Put £100 in initially & then £50 per month after. Dont cancel the monthly amount until you recieve your cashback....0
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I got that.ian1246 said:Put £100 in initially & then £50 per month after. Dont cancel the monthly amount until you recieve your cashback....
But is 'the initial money' the same as 'single amount'?
Am I doing the right thing in the screenshot?Aim to retire by 45.0 -
Yesthenewcomer said:
I got that.ian1246 said:Put £100 in initially & then £50 per month after. Dont cancel the monthly amount until you recieve your cashback....
But is 'the initial money' the same as 'single amount'?
Am I doing the right thing in the screenshot?1 -
Thanks. Thats clearerAim to retire by 45.0
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