A NatWest Senior Personal Banker has shared three simple money-saving tips
NatWest urges customers to follow ‘£10 a month’ rule
A NatWest bank has urged customers to increase their cash with a handy £10 rule. A NatWest Senior Personal Banker has shared three simple money-saving tips she always recommends to customers looking to grow their savings.
NatWest posted the video on its Instagram page, with the caption: “Straight from a NatWest Personal Banker: three tips that genuinely help our customers save more.” In the video, the employee then shared “three rules everyone should know.”
Introducing herself to the camera, the banker explained that she created the video to help customers ‘feel more in control’ of their money. The expert said: “Here are three saving tips I tell all my customers.
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“First, always set a clear savings goal, not just I should save more. Is it £1,000 for emergencies, £500 for Christmas? Knowing your why keeps you motivated.” She continued: “Next, be realistic.”
Sharing her next tip, the personal banker continued: “You don’t need to save half your wage, even £10 to £20 a month adds up. Start small, stay consistent.” She also advised customers to track their money every month.
“Know what’s coming in and what’s going out. When you know the real numbers, you can save without dipping back in before payday,” she said. “Keep it simple, keep it realistic, and your future can start changing today.”
NatWest, which has branches in Birmingham, recently reinforced its commitment to championing entrepreneurial potential by once again partnering with Henley Business School, part of the University of Reading, for the annual VIBES Week, a flagship initiative within the Business Management degree programme. This year, more than 20 NatWest colleagues joined forces to guide, challenge, and inspire more than 600 first-year students as they developed and pitched their own business ideas.
Faye Long, NatWest South West Board Chair, said: “VIBES Week is a unique opportunity to inspire and support the next generation of innovators.
“Our colleagues brought energy and expertise to every session, and we are proud to continue our partnership with the University of Reading as we help students turn their entrepreneurial ideas into reality.”
Andrew Hull, Head of Undergraduate Programmes at Henley Business School, part of the University of Reading, said: “We’re delighted with the support and enthusiasm shown by the NatWest team.
“Their involvement has made a significant difference to our students, providing real-world insights and encouragement that will stay with them throughout their studies and beyond.”