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as of 24/02/2021 at 5:47 pm
Still reserved for NatWest customers only. Offers one of 5 investment funds to customers. Still a little bit sparse and not wildly exciting. But will get you invested and be visible alongside online banking.
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Beginner Investor
Only for NatWest customers
Limited investment choice
Low cost advice available
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Based on 10 reviews
Stocks and Shares ISA
Junior ISA
NatWest Invest is currently only open to existing NatWest banking customers. There are only five funds from which to choose. You don't get to pick your own individual shares and funds.
The investments are run by another part of the bank – private bank Coutts & Co. It’s convenient for NatWest current account holders who want to dip a toe into investment waters and see it in the same place as online banking.
Total costs are about 0.7%, including the platform and the investments, so around £7 per year in fees on a £1,000 investment.
We don't have an account with NatWest Invest, so haven't yet been able to give them a Boring Money 'We Say' score.
Provider Size: | New investment service from the large bank |
Minimum amounts: | £50 minimum initial amount |