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Can I get the NatWest £125 switching offer on a sole account if i have a joint account with them?
ams22
Posts: 2 Newbie
Just that really!
I have a NatWest joint account with my husband. I don’t have any Natwest accounts in my sole name (I used to have one but closed it 2 years ago)
The current NatWest £125 switching offer says you must not have a current account with them to qualify.
The current NatWest £125 switching offer says you must not have a current account with them to qualify.
Struggling to know if I would qualify or not, if I open a new sole account with them - would they count the joint account and say I’ve already got a current account?
Really would like to know before I go through the hassle of switching, grateful for any advice!
Thankyou
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You do have a current account with them. It doesn't matter if it's sole or joint.0
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Thankyou I thought that would be the case - annoying as it means neither me or my husband can do their switching offer, even though we’ve never had a switch bonus from them, as had the joint account many years!0
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If RBS are doing it, can try with them, a number of us managed to get NatWest, RBS and Ulster bonuses a few years back
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