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Natwest credit cards

Natwest (www,natwest.co.uk) was born in 1968 with a merger between the National Provincial Bank (established in 1833) and Westminster Bank (established in 1836). The bank’s first credit card, Access, was launched in 1972. It is now a member of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, which acquired Natwest in March 2000 in the largest take-over in British banking history.

There are three standard Natwest credit cards – Classic, Gold and Platinum - and one student card.

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What does Natwest offer:

Natwest offers a large range of personal banking products and services: current accounts, travel services, savings, investments, mortgages, overdrafts, personal loans, international services, phone and online banking, and motor, travel, home, life and student belongings insurance.

Each standard Natwest credit card offers an interest-free introductory offer, up to 56 days’ interest-free credit on purchases, and 24-hour online account access. Cardholders also benefit from special offers and occasional free gifts from the Natwest Wine Club.

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Natwest offers a long list of security measures: chip and PIN, an identity theft helpine, fraud warnings, optional text alerts, and an internet fraud protection guarantee. There are also optional protection measures, including Natwest Card Protection Plus, and Payment Protection. Find out more about avoiding credit card fraud.

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Hi, when paying my Sept account in full I inadvertently made out a cheque for the full amount although I had part payed with cash, ie I should only have made out the cheque for the difference. Questions:-
1 why did the cashier not notice the error.
2 Why has MasterCard not contacted me.
3 How will I be reimbursed.
4 What interest rate will I be credited with whilst MasterCard holds on to the excess.
5 Does other idiots occasionally make this mistake.

Thanks , Mervyn Lewis
- Sep 21 2008 4:18PM
Mervyn Lewis, UK