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    loyal NatWest and RBS customers with 'legacy' current accounts forced into new deal

    loyal NatWest and RBS customers with 'legacy' current accounts forced into new deal

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 4th April 2015 14:00.

    *....which comes with overdraft fee* * *Seven current accounts being condensed into one* * *Overdraft rates are far higher - while some will...

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    Re: loyal NatWest and RBS customers with 'legacy' current accounts forced into new deal

    Update:

    Thousands of RBS/NatWest customers face higher overdraft fees after being pushed into new current accounts - Read more here

    Thousands of loyal customers with RBS/NatWest face higher overdraft fees after being pushed into new current accounts. A total of 140,000 customers in seven old accounts will be moved into the bank’s Select Account. This is the standard current account for both banks, but comes with hefty charges for going into the red. The bank says it is trying to make things fairer for all customers, but around a third will see their overdraft rates rise as a result.
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