To apply you must be aged 16 years or over, already hold a NatWest International current account and be resident in one of our listed countries.
Why choose a Savings Builder account?
- Get rewarded with higher interest rates when your savings grow by £50 or more each month
- No minimum deposit to open your account
- Instant access whenever you need your savings
- Exclusively available to our current account customers
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Account name: Savings Builder account
What is the interest rate?
Can NatWest International change the interest rate?
Yes, the interest rate is variable. The rate may increase or decrease for any of the reasons set out in Term 10.3 of the Personal Banking Account Terms and Fees to account for the Bank of England's base rate changes or changes in the rates paid by other banks. If the rates are going down we'll give you at least 60 days' notice. If they are going up, we'll inform you before the change or shortly afterwards. Term 10.4 of the Personal Banking Account Terms and Fees contain details of the notice we'll give you.
What would the estimated balance be after 12 months?
Regular saving condition is met
Regular saving condition is not met
Residential requirements
Our International Banking service can help customers who are resident in the following countries:
Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, China (Expats only), Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Norway, Oman, Qatar, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom (Non-domiciled only) or the United States of America.
Please note that not all of our products and services are available in all jurisdictions and some are available on a limited basis only due to local regulatory and legal requirements.
Please review our important information
Our important documents give all the detail you need about our account. If you carry on applying, it means you're happy with what's in these documents. Please take some time to review, print and/or save the important information.
Depositor Compensation Schemes
Under the scheme(s) customers are entitled to make only one claim per licensed entity regardless of the number of brands or trading names contained within that licensed entity and customers are entitled to make one claim only per licensed entity in the jurisdiction where the deposits are held.
Therefore as NatWest International brand is operated by RBS International it is not licensed in its own right. A person with a deposit in NatWest International and a deposit in RBS International would thus only be entitled to make one claim.