NatWest paying out free £210 into accounts for customers who switch
High street bank NatWest has launched a new bank switch offer to tempt customers of other banks like HSBC, Halifax, Barclays and Lloyds.

High street bank NatWest has taken on Lloyds, First Direct and Nationwide with its own bank switch deal offering £150 each to customers.
NatWest has become the latest high street bank to offer a cash incentive to switch to its bank and away from rivals. Those who switch their bank to NatWest will receive £150 cash within 30 days, and another £60 a year, for a total of £210. The bank is also offering a linked savings account paying a bumper 6.17% interest rate. To get the £150 up front and £60 over the next year, customers need to switch their current account to a NatWest Reward Account, then pay in £1,250 and use the mobile app within 60 days.
Then, customers with two direct debits of £2 or more will receive £4 per month, with an additional £1 per month for logging into the mobile app, for a total of £5 per month or £60 per year.
The account has a £2 monthly fee, but even deducting this you would still be in profit.
If you also paid in the maximum £150 per month into its savings account, you could get £59.93 paid to you in interest in the first year.
NatWest customers can also benefit from the Travel Reward Credit Card which gives 1% back in rewards on travel spend. Rewards can also be exchanged for cash or vouchers.
Paul Slinger, a Customer Manager at NatWest, said: “Now is the perfect time to switch to NatWest. Customers who make the switch will not only receive £150 cash, but will also enjoy 6.17% AER interest on their regular savings and earn an additional £5 each month through using their new Reward Account.”
The offer is not open to anyone who has previously been paid a switch bonus from NatWest and you won’t be eligible for this offer if you switch a current account from Royal Bank of Scotland or Ulster Bank.
Other bank switch offers right now include £175 from Lloyds (but you need to pay in a £28,500 salary equivalent), £175 from First Direct and £150 from the Co-op.