Compare NatWest Credit Cards

Where the NatWest Credit Card excels is being that solid, take-everywhere card. With a low standard APR for qualified applicants, and no foreign transaction fees, this card can find a place in many peoples’ wallets. However, if you’re looking for rewards, cashback or a sign-up bonus, you’ll have to look elsewhere.

NatWest customers interested in consolidating credit card debt and getting 1.5 years of 0% interest on their balance transfer may want to check out the NatWest Balance Transfer Credit Card offer. In NatWest fashion, this is a simple, straightforward offer. The 18 months of 0% provides a good amount of time to pay down a lingering balance, while there’s no longer a balance transfer fee. Note that you must be a current NatWest current account, savings account, credit card or mortgage customer to apply.

If you’re a current NatWest customer looking for a long 0% balance transfer period, this could be just the offer for you. This card offers 0% interest for 23 months from account opening on balance transfers made in the first three months. A 1.99% balance transfer fee applies. This card also provides 0% on purchases for three months.

The NatWest Student Credit Card offers students a chance to start building their credit rating. With a very competitive APR and manageable credit limit, the Mastercard credit card also has no annual fee. To be eligible, you must have a NatWest student current account, be 18+, a UK resident and be enrolled in a university or college course.

Don’t skip over the NatWest Reward Credit Card! Our rating is somewhat low on this card for good reasons — it doesn’t offer a welcome bonus, it doesn’t have a 0% purchase offer, and there’s an annual fee. However, the yield on rewards points is better than most competitors. Plus, you’re not as limited as store-brand cards, as the 1% on supermarket spend isn’t limited to a single brand. Plus, that annual fee is reimbursed if you have a Reward current account.