NatWest review

The current account carries a monthly fee of £0, which is the same as the site monthly fee median of €0. Across the site the highest monthly fee reaches €99, so the typical case is a charge-free account.

NatWest runs both. The current account card is debit, and the credit card sits on the other side, with a rewards feature of rewards. Debit cards account for 74.3% of the cards compared on the site.

Rewards come as points, so the reward type is points. Cashback is the more common reward type on the site at 49.5%, which matters if you would rather have money back than points to redeem.

The brand lists students and kids among the audiences it serves, so student and kids covers those groups. Kids and student accounts are common on the site too, at 37.5% and 18.8%.

The credit card on offer is a standard credit card, and credit cards make up 96.8% of everything compared on the site. A poor credit score covers 45.7% of the site, so a secured card is often the more realistic route.

It is a credit card, with a borrowing rate the site places at a median APR of 20.97%. For reference, the site APR range runs from 0% to 204.6%, so the cost of borrowing varies widely.

On the debit side there is a monthly fee of £0, and site debit accounts go up to €83.23 a month. Annual fees on the same ranking sit at a median of €0, with €167.70 the top figure.

NatWest ranks 1 on monthly fee among 419 brands compared, and its overall score on the site is 6. Its cost part is the piece that moves, sitting at 6.