Bounce Back Loan for small businesses affected by coronavirus
Lending from £2k to £50k over 6 years for businesses impacted by coronavirus. No interest payments for 12 months.
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Naga Munchetty hosts a series of conversations with business industry leaders. First up, Naga talks to entrepreneur Jo Malone discussing 'What does your business stand for?'
Coronavirus business support
We understand these are difficult times. If you're in need of a helping hand, we're here to support you. Visit our support hub
Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS)
Loans up to £5 million and no interest payments for 12 months for SMEs affected by coronavirus.
Business loan repayment holiday for NatWest customers
If you bank with us you could be eligible for a Capital Repayment Holiday on your Business Loan.
Discover more ways to pay with Tyl
Tyl helps keep your staff and customers safe by accepting phone, online or contactless payments. Transaction fees apply.
Helping you get back to business
Access to help and support to smooth the path with tools and guidance on health and safety for your business.
Build your business the right way
Support for entrepreneurs with digital learning and access to like-minded individuals to build networks across the UK.
Stay safe and sign up for Online Banking
The quickest and easiest way to bank with us while social distancing is via our Online Banking and apps. Eligibility criteria applies.
Ways to make and receive payments
Whether you're making or accepting payments electronically, by credit card, cash or cheque, find out how to do it quickly and securely.
Help with forecasting your cash flow
Know where your business stands and improve your cash flow with our guide to creating a cash flow forecast.
Managing your business accounts
Find out how to complete business banking activities such as updating your details, common payment tasks or managing users.
Protect your business from fraudsters
Fraudsters are exploiting the spread of coronavirus to facilitate fraud and cyber-crime. Take action to protect your business.
Independent service quality survey results – Business current accounts
As part of a regulatory requirement, an independent survey was conducted to ask customers of the 14 largest business current account providers, whether they would recommend their provider to other small and medium enterprises (SMEs). February 2020.