The Royal Bank of Scotland , more commonly referred to as RBS, is one of the UK ’s major banking institutions. Since 2000, when the bank acquired rival high street competitor NatWest, RBS has gone on to become a major presence in England.
As with all major banks, the RBS banking product range includes credit cards, loans, insurances, pensions and travel services.
The bank, responsible for the world's first ever overdraft, employs roughly 110,000 people across its offices worldwide.
RBS Internet Banking
RBS was one of the first banks to launch an internet banking service, giving it an edge over its competitors in terms of online experience.
Their “Digital banking” service enables users to view and print the usual online account information such as statements (up to 6 months old) and balances, while the balance facility includes credit cards too. In addition to setting up standing orders and money transfers, account holders can pay in regular bills and view payment schedules, direct debits and so on.
Other useful features include the ability for users to activate cards and fill out applications for most RBS products online, while accounts and bill transfers can also be named in a way that suits them best, helping customers to make the most of their organisational skills.
The service is also compatible with MS Money and Quicken software tools and is backed up by a useful security guarantee. A helpline is also available to contact by phone or online from 8am to midnight .
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