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Following the flooding that has impacted many regions of the UK over the last few weeks, NatWest and RBS have announced that some measures are being introduced to help consumers and business owners who use their banking services.
Consumers who bank with NatWest or RBS and who have been affected by serious flooding in England and Wales will be able to defer their mortgage and loan repayments for up to three months. In addition to this, customers can close fixed savings accounts to access cash with no early closure charge. Both high street banks are also offering customers:
NatWest and RBS have also created measures to help business customers who have been affected by the floods in England and Wales. The measures designed to help businesses are:
Commenting on these measures, Alison Rose, CEO of NatWest Bank, said: “We are helping customers and business owners affected by the recent flooding by providing additional credit or access to finance where needed, so they can concentrate on getting their homes or businesses back to normal. We would urge affected customers to get in touch with us, either by phone or in a branch, to discuss how we can help.”
Currently, Moneyfactscompare.co.uk is not aware of any other announcements from banks introducing measures to help customers caught up in the flooding. As such, consumers and business owners who do not bank with RBS or NatWest should consider contacting their banks directly to see if there are any measures being introduced to help flood victims.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Spring Budget to the House of Commons yesterday. It’s anticipated to be one of the Government’s last fiscal events before a General Election takes place in less than a year’s time. Find out what some of the measures announced mean for your finances.
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With over 1.4 million people predicted to become higher-rate taxpayers by the end of the financial year, it’s crucial to understand your Personal Savings Allowance.
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Financial professionals from across the industry gathered at the Royal Lancaster London to hear Tim Vine reveal the results.
Financial professionals from across the industry gathered at the Royal Lancaster London to hear Tim Vine reveal the results.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Spring Budget to the House of Commons yesterday. It’s anticipated to be one of the Government’s last fiscal events before a General Election takes place in less than a year’s time. Find out what some of the measures announced mean for your finances.
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With over 1.4 million people predicted to become higher-rate taxpayers by the end of the financial year, it’s crucial to understand your Personal Savings Allowance.
With over 1.4 million people predicted to become higher-rate taxpayers by the end of the tax year, it’s crucial to understand your Personal Savings Allowance.
Financial professionals from across the industry gathered at the Royal Lancaster London to hear Tim Vine reveal the results.
Financial professionals from across the industry gathered at the Royal Lancaster London to hear Tim Vine reveal the results.
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