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The Royal Bank of Scotland is one of the oldest names in UK banking. Here's the latest RBS news from Money Saving Expert.
NatWest & RBS to hike overdraft charges
17 April 2013NatWest and RBS have reduced the buffer from which they start charging customers for going into an authorised overdraft
Santander is most-complained about bank, FCA figures show
15 April 2013Santander has the most complaints per customer, the new Financial Conduct Authority says
NatWest and RBS cut overseas card charges, but they're still expensive
28 March 2013Holidaymakers using a Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) or NatWest debit card will pay lower fees overseas from June
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28 March 2013New glitch hits RBS, NatWest and Ulster Bank apps
RBS, NatWest and Ulster Bank customers who use the group's mobile banking apps have been unable to access their accounts
13 March 2013NatWest and RBS apps allow mobile-to-Visa card payments
Millions of people will be able to send payments to family and friends as easily as texting due to a new service
8 March 2013PPI mis-selling bill reaches £8.9 billion
£439 million was paid out to victims of PPI mis-selling in January, taking the overall total to £8.9 billion
7 March 2013NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank say glitch fixed after meltdown
The RBS group says it's business as usual today but we are still seeing sporadic reports of banking problems
5 March 2013Barclays and Lloyds TSB top complaints bad boy league as PPI gripes soar
Barclays and Lloyds TSB are the worst of the major banks for wrongly dismissing customer complaints, says the Ombudsman
25 January 2013Switching bank accounts 'must be made easier'
Banks are still not doing enough to help consumers find the best current account deals, says the OFT
11 January 2013NatWest and RBS warned over debt chasing methods
RBS and NatWest have today been warned by the OFT not to unfairly use 'charging orders' on homes to collect debt
24 December 2012Hundreds of thousands in line for ATM refunds
Hundreds of thousands of consumers are in line for a refund of cash left at RBS and HSBC ATMs
20 December 2012Don't let online statements wreck mortgage and benefit chances
Many banks and government departments do not accept print-outs from online accounts as evidence of ID or income
7 December 2012Bank staff still under sales pressure, despite mis-selling scandals
Mis-selling scandals have failed to stop banks pressurising their staff into pushing products which may be unsuitable
29 November 2012Interest-only mortgage market dries up as Coventry pulls plug
The mutual announced this morning it will axe these deals from Monday, after RBS said the same this week
21 November 2012PPI payouts top £7 billion
A whopping £516 million was paid out to victims of PPI mis-selling in September
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