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Student Account –

A guide to benefits

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Everyday Banking: easier and safer

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Mobile Banking App

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Online Banking

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Telephone Banking

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Alerts Services

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Emergency Cash

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Interest Free Overdraft

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Everything you need to know

about your new account

Your Student Account comes with a host of features and

benefits, some you get automatically and some you have to

register for. This, includes our free Mobile Banking App

(set up Online Banking to get yours), and even a tastecard

Membership. You can also apply for an interest-free overdraft.

In these pages you’ll find all the info you need to be Uniproof and

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Everyday banking:

easier and safer

We offer a whole range of ways to

manage your money; you don’t

always need to come into a branch.

You’ll need to sign up for them,

but it’s so worth it – sort out your

banking on the phone or online,

at home or out and about.

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Our free app helps you manage your money

on the move, at any time of the day or night.

Mobile Banking

With our Mobile Banking app you can ‘Get Cash’

(withdraw cash without a card), check your balance

and more – all from the palm of your hand. Available on

selected Smartphones – all you need is to be set up for

Online Banking and have a mobile number.

Other app features:

See your latest balance and mini-statement

Pay your friends, family, credit card or utility bills

– just use Online Banking to set up and make your

first payment to each new payee beforehand

Move money between your accounts

‘Near me’ – find your nearest cash machine

Top up your mobile

Branch Locator

Pay Your Contacts

Need to pay someone but don’t have their bank

details? Pay Your Contacts enables you to use just their

mobile number. They’ll get a text and the money will be

Download your app free

from your app store. To

find out more, visit

natwest.com/mobile

Mobile Standard message and data rates apply when using Mobile Banking. Sometimes extra network charges can apply when you use the service abroad. Please check with your network provider.

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Our Online Banking service can help you can manage

your money quickly and easily, 24 hours a day, 365 days

a year.

You can:

Check your balances.

View your statements and search for transactions going back up to seven years.

Make transfers between your accounts.

Pay friends, family and bills instantly.

View and manage your Direct Debits and standing orders.

Receive paperless statements.

Keeping you safe and secure online or on your mobile

You’re protected by our Online and Mobile Security promise. This means we’ll refund

money lost from your account if you’ve been a victim of banking fraud in keeping with

our obligations. To stay safe and to be protected by our promised, follow the

guidance at natwest.com/security

Free security software

To help keep your identity safe and protect your online banking login details

you can also download our Rapport software for free natwest.com/rapport

New – Up to 7 years of printable statements available through Online Banking

You can now download all your statements as a PDF directly from Online Banking for

free, and print them to use as proof of your identity, address or income. Up to 7 years

of your statements are stored securely for you, so they’re always quick and easy to

find. If you haven’t already done so, go paperless now.

Online Banking

It’s quick and easy to register – all

you need is your account number,

sort code and debit card number. Just

go to natwest.com/online and

follow the step-by-step instructions.

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Wherever you are – home or abroad – you can use

Telephone Banking anytime, day or night. Our team is in

the UK, with staff on hand to help 24 hours a day, seven

days a week. It’s a free service – just pay for the cost of

your call.

Choose our quick and easy automated service or talk directly to a Customer

Service Office

Get information about any of your accounts – not just your Student Account

Get real-time balances and up-to-the-minute statements

Make instant transfers, pay bills and make payments to family and friends

Manage standing orders and direct debits

Order cheque books, paying-in books and statements.

Telephone Banking

Register online

or call 0800 881 177

(Minicom 0800 404 6161).

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Our Alerts Services helps you keep up to date with

what’s going on in your account. You’ll need to sign up

for some of these, but you can do this in a couple of

minutes.

Limit Alerts – get a text when your account hits any

upper or lower limit you set. Good to confirm when

you’ve been paid or to warn you that you’re about to

go overdrawn.

Balance Alerts – we’ll send your account balance to

your mobile phone once a week on any day you

choose. You could decide to receive an update each

Friday, so you know how much you have to play with

over the weekend.

Act Now Alerts – our alerts can help you reduce or

even avoid fees for returned payments. These texts

or emails specify the time by which you should have

cleared funds in your account to cover all payments

and keep your account in credit or within any

arranged overdraft limit.

Alerts Services

To find out more

and register, go to

natwest.com/alerts or

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If your debit card is lost or stolen, our 24-hour

Emergency Cash service will come to your rescue.

Here’s how it works:

Call us immediately on 0870 600 0459

(Minicom 0800 404 6161).

We’ll ask you a few quick security questions before

giving you a code that will be valid for 3 hours and

will allow you to withdraw your money at any NatWest,

RBS or Ulster Bank cash machine in the UK.

If you use Online Banking you can withdraw up to

£300. If you don’t, you can still withdraw up to £60

to tide you over, if you have enough money in your

account.

You must have at least £25 in your account to use this

service (including any overdraft facility).

As for organising a replacement card, we’ll make sure

we get one to you within 24 hours of you reporting

it missing.

Emergency Cash

If your debit card is

lost or stolen call us

immediately on

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Just pop into your nearest

branch to arrange

You can apply for an overdraft at any point in the year

– whenever you need extra funds to see you through a

difficult financial patch.

Not only is your overdraft easy to arrange, it’s also interest-free. That means

you don’t need to pay us back a penny more than you borrow whilst you’re on

student terms.

The whole amount will be interest free, provided you stay within your agreed limit

and continue to use your Student Account as your main bank account. This means

you must deposit at least £750 every 6 months and making at least 3 debit

transactions every month. If you stop using your account as your main current

account then the interest rate you pay on the overdraft will revert to the standard

rate which applies to the Select Account. For details of our rates of interest see our

leaflet ‘Personal & Private Current Account Fees & Interest Rates’.

How much can I borrow?

All Student Account customers starting their first year of university will have the

following thresholds applied, however you can apply for an overdraft of any value up

to that amount. You can increase the overdraft limit each year – all you need to do is

to contact your local branch.

Interest Free Overdraft

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

up to £1,000 up to £1,250 up to £1,500 up to £1,750 up to £2,000 To help keep your money manageable, we normally offer the folllowing limits across the three terms of your first year:

1st term 2nd term 3rd term

£500 £750 £1,000

Never borrow more than you need. It’s important to keep borrowing to a minimum. Only ask for an overdraft to cover the extra funds you really need.

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Enjoy 2 for 1 meals or 50% off your food bill with your

tastecard. As a member of the UK’s largest dining club,

you get discounts at thousands of restaurants across the

UK, including Pizza Express, GBK and Strada as well as

many local favourites.

To receive your tastecard you must sign up to Online

Banking and you must choose to receive paperless

statements. Once you’ve done this then you’ll get your

tastecard within five working days.

Some restaurants may impose certain restrictions,

for example:

Exclude tastecard use on Friday or Saturday.

Limit you to a maximum number of people for

50% off the food bill.

Two meals for the price of one is available for two

people only and is across all courses ordered; the

cheapest or equivalent dish of each course being

free. Side dishes and extras are not included.

Require a telephone booking prior to arrival.

For full terms and conditions, please see pages 16 to 19

of this brochure.

tastecard Membership

For a list of all

participating restaurants visit

tastecard.co.uk/natwest

You can order a replacement tastecard for £15 (at your cost).

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We have a range of special services designed to help

you make the most of your time at university.

You’ll find details of these over the next few pages.

Student Credit Card

Our Student Credit Card is the perfect partner to your Student current account. A credit card can help you manage your money by giving you the option to pay in a way that suits your budget at the time. You’ll get an initial £500 maximum credit limit, there’s no annual fee and you also get up to 56 days interest-free credit if you pay your balance (and your previous month’s balance) in full and on time each month.

The convenience of managing your card online

Check your balance or make a payment using Online Banking.

No need to worry about missing a payment

A Direct Debit means you’ll always pay your bill on time. You can settle the balance in full or choose any other amount, but we don’t recommend just making the minimum payment, as you’ll still have to pay interest on any outstanding balance. You must have sufficient funds to pay your Direct Debit successfully.

Need any help?

That’s what we’re here for

Apply online at

natwest.com/creditcards

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Student Essentials Insurance

Insurance cover for your essentials

NatWest Essentials Contents cover is specifically designed for students and those living in rented accommodation to help protect the items most valuable to you.

Protection wherever you stay

The policy is easy to set up and is available if you are living in halls of residence or shared accommodation. We can also set it up on your university address if you don’t know where you’ll be living yet.

What’s covered?

With NatWest Essentials Contents insurance, you can specify the level of cover (up to £14,000) so that you only pay for what you need. This includes cover for lost or stolen college library books (up to £200) and college items on loan (up to £500), so you won’t be out of pocket should something happen.

You also have the option to add extra cover for valuable items such as laptops, mobile phones and bicycles, including when taken outside your home.

Little extras

NatWest Essentials Contents insurance also offers you little extras, such as a 24 hour emergency helpline and cover for the cost of replacing content that you have purchased and stored on your mobile phone or home entertainment equipment if these are lost or stolen (up to £250).

NatWest Essentials Contents insurance is underwritten by U K Insurance Limited.

For more insurance

information:

Call 0845 301 5719

(Minicom 0800 051 3030).

Visit natwest.com/

studentinsurance

Pop into your local

branch.

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Visa Debit card

As long as you have enough money in your account, you can use your card to: withdraw up to £300 a day from any cash machine or Post Office in the UK, or withdraw cash from any cash machine overseas showing the Visa sign – shop in-store or online.

Direct Debits and standing orders

Remembering to pay bills by their due dates can be a hassle. So don’t forget, we’ll always be happy to set up Direct Debits and standing orders for you.

It’s important to check you always have enough money in your account to cover these, as you may be charged an Unpaid Item Fee for any payment we are unable to make. Please see the ‘Personal and Private Current Account Fees and Interest Rates’ leaflet for more info.

Cheque Books

You can choose to have a cheque book with your Student Account. Yes, we still use them and they can come in handy sometimes. To order yours, call 08457 888 444 (Minicom 0800 917 0526).

You also get all this

To find out more

visit natwest.com or

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What’s next?

If you’ve changed your NatWest current account to a Student Account, you can continue to use your existing debit card and PIN If you are new to NatWest, please make sure you’ve activated your debit card. You’ll find the activation instructions on your card. If you have not received your debit card and PIN, please call us on 08705 888 444 (customers with hearing and speech impairments can contact us by Minicom 0800 917 0526) If you haven’t already done so, you can register for Online Banking, Telephone Banking and Mobile Banking at natwest.com making your everyday banking easier

Remember to log in online to membership services to view all your benefits

Any questions? If there’s anything you need to know, just call us on

08457 888 444 (Minicom 0800 917 0526) or pop into any branch.

You’ll also find plenty of information at natwest.com

We’ll be in touch over the next few months to check how things are going and help you make the most of your account.

If you have not received

your debit card and PIN,

please call us on

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These Terms form part of the ‘Student Account - A guide to benefits’ referred to in our ‘NatWest Personal & Private Current Account Terms’ and are part of the agreement between you and us for your Student Account.

1. Benefit provider

This benefit is provided by Taste Marketing Ltd (registered in England and Wales under number 05545626) (taste).

2. Registration

You are automatically registered for this benefit when: (i) your account is opened;

(ii) you have registered for Online Banking; and (iii) you have elected to receive e-statements.

3. What is tastecard

3.1. A dining card allowing you access to a participating restaurant’s offer to:

at the participating restaurant’s option EITHER:

3.1.1. 50% off total food bill of the booking (but not beyond the maximum booking),

OR

3.1.2. 2 courses for the price of 1 course for each course ordered (cheapest item in each

course is deducted from the bill) (side dishes and extras are not included) (maximum booking is 2 diners per booking)

but not during excluded days/times.

The offer cannot be combined with any other deals, incentives, set menus, other menus or other offers by the participating restaurant. You should expect to order from the standard à la carte menu.

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6. What else do I need to know about the offer

6.1. The offer is subject to the participating restaurant:

6.1.1. being open on the day and at the time requested; and 6.1.2. having space to take your booking.

6.2. A participating restaurant may at any time: 6.2.1. withdraw from the tastecard club; or 6.2.2. add more excluded days/times; and/or 6.2.3. change their offer.

Before each booking (however it is made) you need to check what offer is available for the participating restaurant you wish to book and at which times. Terms 5 and 9.3 tell you how to find this information.

7. When do I get my tastecard

taste will send a tastecard to you and each other account holder to your account address within

5 working days of the later of the following two dates: i) the date your account is opened; or

ii) the date on which you elect to receive e-statements (via Online Banking).

8. Who can use my tastecard

8.1. Only you can make a booking with your tastecard for you and your dining party (up to the maximum booking).

8.2. Your tastecard and your tastecard membership cannot be used by or be transferred to any other person.

9. How do I make a booking

9.1. You can make a booking once you receive your tastecard.

9.2. You can only make a booking if your tastecard has not expired. The expiry date of your tastecard is shown on the front of your tastecard.

9.3. You can view details of:

9.3.1. the participating restaurants;

9.3.2. the excluded days/times applying to a participating restaurant; and

9.3.3. the maximum booking for it, through tastecard.co.uk/natwest.

9.4. If a telephone icon appears on the listing for the participating restaurant you need to make the booking by telephone in advance and mention tastecard.

9.5. Where no telephone icon appears a booking can be made by: 9.5.1. calling the participating restaurant; or

9.5.2. visiting the participating restaurant; or

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10. What do I do when I arrive at the participating restaurant

You must present your tastecard (if it has expired, the offer will not be available).

11. What do I do if I lose my tastecard

You can order a replacement tastecard for £15 (at your cost) by calling 0844 620 2400. Payment must be by credit or debit card. Your credit or debit card will be charged when you place the order. The Minicom number is 08456 000 856.

12. What do I need to do to renew my tastecard

Nothing. Provided your account remains open a new tastecard will be sent out to your account address close to the time your then current tastecard expires.

13. What else do I need to know?

13.1. Communications and complaints with taste

13.1.1. If you need to contact taste you can contact taste: 13.1.1.1. by email: natwest@tastecard.co.uk

13.1.1.2. by phone: 0844 620 2400 (Minicom 0845 600 0856) with lines open

9am to 5pm Monday to Friday (except bank holidays and public holidays)

13.1.1.3 by post: 22 Viaduct Street, Huddersfield HD1 6AJ

13.1.2. If you make a complaint to taste, they will aim to resolve your complaint within 7 days, however they will acknowledge receipt of the complaint within 24 hours of it being received and update you on:

   who is dealing with your complaint;

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13.4. No responsibility for bad restaurant/website experiences and related loss/damage

13.4.1. Any losses or liability arising from or in connection with purchasing food from a participating restaurant are matters between you, the individual affected and the participating restaurant.

13.4.2. We and taste are not liable (to the fullest extent permitted by law) for: 13.4.2.1. any bad experiences or bad food at any participating restaurants; 13.4.2.2. any loss of income, revenue, business, profits, contracts, goodwill, anticipated

savings and/or lost management/office time or any other loss or damage as a result of any of:

13.4.2.2.1. the use of this benefit;

13.4.2.2.2. the NatWest tastecard website, the standard tastecard website, any third party websites (or the content of or materials on any of those websites);

13.4.2.2.3. the non-availability of the NatWest tastecard website, the standard tastecard website, any third party websites, in each case whether occurring directly, indirectly or as a consequence of any of those uses or non-availability;

13.4.2.3. any loss or damage to any computer equipment, programs or data caused directly, indirectly or as a consequence of use of the NatWest tastecard website, the tastecard website, the third party websites and/or downloading from any of them.

13.4.3. We and taste give no warranty or other assurance about:

13.4.3.1. any goods/services accessed through or displayed on the NatWest tastecard website or the standard tastecard website;

13.4.3.2. the accuracy of any material displayed on the NatWest tastecard website or the standard tastecard website.

Any disputes relating to any of the circumstances referred to in Terms 13.4.1, 13.4.2.1, 13.4.2.2.1 or 13.4.3.1 above are between you (and/or the individual affected) and the participating restaurant you booked.

13.4.4. This Term 13.4 does not affect your statutory rights and does not affect any liability for death or personal injury arising from negligence, misrepresentation which is fraudulent or on a fundamental matter or any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited by law.

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