It’s likely that your money is either sitting in a bank or savings account.
A bank account (also called a current account) supports everyday budgeting, while a savings account could help you to build a nest egg for the future. Dig into the key differences between a current account vs a savings account. And decide whether a NatWest account might be right for you.
A big difference between a savings account vs a current account is how often you access your money. The idea of a savings account is that it’s a pot of money you leave alone, gradually building up over time. You’ll also earn interest at an agreed rate. With some accounts, you can access your cash whenever you like. With others, you’ll need to stow it away for a fixed period.
Teach your little ones the value of money with a current account that’s just for them. It’s easy to steer them in the right direction with tailored apps and cards too.
Set your kids on their saving journey with our instant access account for under 16s. It only takes £1 to get started and the free Pigbybank should fire up young imaginations. It’s easy to withdraw funds, but just remember that your interest rate could change.
