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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ascjim on September 09, 2013, 05:20:58 pm
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Regarding Natwest business tariffs.
I would like to pay a fixed amount of £25.00 for my business account. Does this mean all cheques and BACS payments into my account would be free?
The leaflet I have is very confusing.
Thanks in advance
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yes it dies James, you can only go on that tarriff if u have a current account and not their foundation account, I've just swapped to Santander as I'm getting the same service for £7.50 a month
Graham
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Do they put a cap on the amount you can pay in per month?
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Can't understand why anyone would pay that much!! £75 a year with co-op for unlimited banking.
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No cap on amount per month...
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Regarding Natwest business tariffs.
I would like to pay a fixed amount of £25.00 for my business account. Does this mean all cheques and BACS payments into my account would be free?
The leaflet I have is very confusing.
Thanks in advance
You can get a Natwest account for a fixed fee of £5:00 a month . Mike
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Go and see them and if the say yes tell them it is misleading and you are to write to the FSA. They might give you a few quid for your trouble to compensate for your confusion.I challenged my bank once and they gave me 20 quid for my. trouble.
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Regarding Natwest business tariffs.
I would like to pay a fixed amount of £25.00 for my business account. Does this mean all cheques and BACS payments into my account would be free?
The leaflet I have is very confusing.
Thanks in advance
You can get a Natwest account for a fixed fee of £5:00 a month . Mike
Have a link as I've never seen that or does that not include any transactions
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It is the Business Plus current account their is a monthly fee of £5.00 which is based on online transactions only but you will pay extra for paying in cheques and cash .
I dont pay cash in and only put 2 cheques in a month at the most . Mike
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Im defo thinking of going to Santander at £12.50 a month. It jusr a shame as all my accounts are with Natwest and transferring money between them was so easy
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James I got my Santander account at £7.50, unlimited bacs and cheque deposits, but you can't put more than 1k a month in cash
Graham
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Oh I see, the cap is just for cash deposits. Nice one Garham!
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Oh I see, the cap is just for cash deposits. Nice one Garham!
Ask for the 321 credit card, you get 3% cashback on fuel, which for me covers the £7.50 monthly fee.
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I'm in the process of switching to Santander as HSBC are charging me £75 - £120 a month.
They charge £1 every cheque after the first five.
£2.50 every £100 cash.....
Makes me sick.....
Rant over
Darren
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Beware of Santander. They seem to be much fonder of changing T & Cs than most banks.
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Santander is better, Natwest virtually raped me .
And yeh the 123 card is good to, i use it for fuel and shopping and it pretty much pays for the business account and very easy to transfer all your dd ,They will do it all for you .
Though i would say Natwest is better for customer service Imo.
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Oh I see, the cap is just for cash deposits. Nice one Garham!
Ask for the 321 credit card, you get 3% cashback on fuel, which for me covers the £7.50 monthly fee.
Had a Ted Rodgers moment there, it's the 123 card