Natwest 2005 Student Package launched

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Natwest 2005 Student Package launched

A new offering from Natwest, the Natwest 2005 Student Package, has been launched and targets students eager to get a good deal on travelcards.

Students who take up the Natwest 2005 Student Package will receive a free five-year Young Persons Railcard, worth over £100.

The card enables students to travel at two-thirds of the normal price on most rail routes across the country, with an average saving, according to Natwest, of £107 a year.

The 2005 Student Package also includes a negotiable, interest-free overdraft facilities, a wealth of on-campus branches and student banking managers.

Ann-Marie Blake, head of student and graduate banking, said: "Starting university is stressful enough without having to worry about money.

"The NatWest Student Package gives the best of everything, dedicated expert support, the most flexible and competitive overdraft facility available, more branches on or near campus than any other bank and a railcard which truly offers huge savings throughout your time at university. In our experience these are the things that matter."


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