Rewarding you in 2014

LONDON, May 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --

The instant thrill of a little retail therapy is soon forgotten on Monday morning when your spree is finally subtracted from your bank balance. NatWest Cashback Plus can ease that financial headache by offering Rewards on your qualifying purchases, from participating retailers, made with your NatWest debit card. So take these three easy steps and start getting rewarded for your shopping.

 

Activate your Cashback account  

The first step is to activate your account. When you do you'll be rewarded with at least 1% of your spend back in Rewards from certain stores. So for every £100 spent (in participating retailers) you'll earn the equivalent of £1 in Rewards! Your local branch should be able to help activate Cashback Plus on your debit card or you can do it online here.

 

Build Your Reward Wall 

Take advantage during 2014 and be rewarded for every £1 or more spent at one of the many participating retailers. Cineworld, H.Samuel and New Look are all a part of the list. Some exclusions do apply, such as shopping outside UK stores, booking cinema tickets online and buying gift cards.

BP, Café Nero, New Look, Laithwaite's, The Body Shop, Charles Tyrwhitt, Feather & Black, Hungry Horse, Loch Fyne (seafood & grill) and Multiyork are just some of the retailers.

 

Cash your rewards 

Once your Rewards reach £5 you can redeem them in one of three different ways.

1. Exchange Rewards for cash, which will be transferred into your personal account to spend freely
2. Exchange Rewards for gift cards or tickets from the selected retailers (i.e. get two cinema tickets for the price of a £5 Reward - bargain!)
3. Donate the Rewards (which will be changed into the pound equivalent) to one of the following charities: Barnardo's, Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and the NSPCC.

So if you already bank with NatWest and have a personal current account held in the UK you can sign up now. If not for any other reason, join for the charity donations!

Personal accounts that aren't eligible are basic, step or cash accounts. Account holders must also be aged 18 or older.

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