Community Account Rates and Fees

Subject to status, you'll pay nothing for deposits and withdrawals if your organisation's annual turnover is less than £100,000 - otherwise the following standard tariff will apply.

Standard menu tariff

This tariff is ideal if you pay in money on a regular basis and want to earn an attractive rate of interest. You pay only for the services you use, plus a basic monthly account maintenance charge.

Rates and fees



Banking methodStandard menu tariff
Payments out:
manual
67p each
Payments out:
standing order
45p each
Payments out:
Direct Debits
40p each
Payments out:
other automated debits
40p each
Receipt in:
manual/automated
72p/22p each
Cash in:
branch
63p per £100
Cash out:
Branch
63p per £100
Cash exchange£1.75 per £100
Cheques paid in:
branch
31p each
Autopay payments45p each 1
Businessline Bill or Direct Payment Service40p each
Telephone Faster Payment 40p each
Internet Faster Payment 40p each
Night safe deposits£2 each
Account maintenance charges£6.00 per month
Minimum charge per month£10.00 per month

Charges are applied monthly calculated on the services you've used. You'll be given around 14 days' notice of amounts to be charged, along with details of our calculations.

Charges for other services are available on request.

It's not our general policy to pay legal and valuation charges. Details of our competitors' pricing can be found on the British Bankers' Association (BBA) web site www.bba.org.uk

Charges for additional services



Management time, statements, returned cheques inwards and letters about your loans or overdraftno charge
Stopping payment instructions (eg. cheque 2)£10
Obtaining a special cheque clearance£15
Credit opened£12 to set up
Duplicate records (eg. copy of statement)£5
Certificates of balance£8 each
Business audit certificates£27.50 ex VAT (free for clubs, societies and charities)
Banker's opinion£8.50
CHAPS£23 (to pay into another UK bank)
£21 (to pay into another NatWest branch)
Obtaining a banker's draft£12 each

Unarranged borrowing

Customer’s returned items
Unpaid Item Fee

An Unpaid Item Fee of £35 (subject to a maximum of £140 per day) will be payable if:

  • you informally request an overdraft by issuing instructions for a withdrawal or other payment; and
  • the payment cannot be met from the funds in your account or any unused arranged overdraft; and
  • we decide in our discretion not to make the payment. The fees are charged on the day we decide not to make the payment.

Paid Referral Fee

A Paid Referral Fee of £30 will be payable if:

  • you informally request an overdraft by issuing instructions for a withdrawal or other payment; and
  • the payment cannot be met from the funds in your account or any unused arranged overdraft; and
  • we decide in our discretion to make the payment so that an unarranged overdraft is created or increased.

We only charge one Paid Referral Fee per day, even if more than one item is paid from your account on that day. The total fee for a calendar month, capped at £180 per month, will be debited to your account on the sixth business day of the month after the month in which the transactions took place. The Paid Referral Fee is payable in addition to interest.

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1 Autopay allows you to make regular automated payments from your account if the amounts or dates are the only things that change. We split the service into two parts. The first part is taking the payment from your account. This is considered to be a 'Payment out - manual' (or a 'Payment out - automated' if you use NatWest Bankline). The second part is paying the amount into the payee's account. This is charged as 'Autopay payments'.
2 Unless the cheque is lost or stolen