Can RBS customers bank at NatWest?
Royal Bank of Scotland customers can now use NatWest branches for their everyday banking, such as withdrawing cash, checking balances or paying in (and vice versa).
Can I pay RBS Cheques in at the post office?
Cheque pay in Cheque to be paid in and paying in slip. Royal Bank Post Office cheque deposit envelope (available only from the Post Office). A paying-in slip is required for every Royal Bank branded Post Office cheque deposit envelope used. Service charges may apply for each paying-in slip used.
Can I use NatWest instead of RBS?
Royal Bank of Scotland officially changed its name to NatWest Group on Wednesday, although the change is largely “symbolic” and for “colleagues and stakeholders” rather than customers, chief executive Alison Rose said.
What is the difference between RBS and Bank of Scotland?
The Royal Bank of Scotland has around 700 branches, mainly in Scotland, though there are branches in many larger towns and cities throughout England and Wales. The bank is completely separate from the fellow Edinburgh-based bank, the Bank of Scotland, which pre-dates the Royal Bank by 32 years.
Has RBC been taken over by NatWest?
Royal Bank of Scotland has formally changed its name to NatWest Group on Wednesday, removing Scotland from the name of the lender’s parent company for the first time since it was founded in Edinburgh in 1727.
Where can I pay in a RBS cheque?
Visit your nearest Post Office, where you can pay in cheques and cash into your account. You’ll need a paying in slip, which you’ll find either in your paying in book, or at the back of your cheque book.
Do post offices have paying in slips?
You’ll find pre-printed paying-in slips at the back of your cheque book. You can order more and cheque deposit envelopes by calling us on 0800 169 30911 or by speaking to us in one of our branches.
What is RBS called now?
NatWest Group plc
We have announced that we plan to change the name of our parent company from RBS Group plc, to NatWest Group plc. The name change will take effect on 22 July 2020.