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Name: Natwest Rooster Money
Rating: 4.91 (13253 reviews)

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4.92

Based on 13,253 reviews, last reviewed 9th May 2025

3% decrease in 5 star reviews

in the past 90 days

100% increase in 1 star reviews

in the past 90 days

93%

Latest highest rating:

5

Very good service from staff. Very good service from staff. Like the easy way you can deposit money Reviewed on: 9th May 2025

Latest lowest rating:

1

Happy Always helpful and friendly, easy to deal with Always helpful and friendly, easy to deal with Reviewed on: 16th April 2025

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Excellent bank with great support and easy app.

Excellent bank with great support and easy app. Also helpful with my daughters banking too Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

Rooster card is great .

Rooster card is great . It's easy to use and free for customers of the bank Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

easy to use the app and great way to teach children...

easy to use the app and great way to teach children money responabilities Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

My son loves it!

Having a free rooster card to help my son save and spend his money is great. He loves the app and it is well put together and simple for us both to use. Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

Excellent money-learning tool for my son.

Excellent money-learning tool for my son. Amazing features like the pods for additional money budget plan, moreover my son is able to personalise his sub-accounts. Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

Great Service

My son loves having his own card and being in control of his money. I have a Natwest account so get his account for free so its really good value. Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

Easy to use and understand kids enjoy it

Easy to use and understand kids enjoy it Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

My boys love having their own debit cards

I have 2 rooster accounts for my kids and i appreciate that i am not charged the monthly fee as i am a natwest customer My boys love having their own debit cards with their accounts. Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

Highly recommend Rooster for a 1st bank account

My child's Rooster account is perfect for starting their journey to financial maturity. They have access to a card, app and it is very clear what they're getting money for, as well as having savings pots they can set up for various things they want. As a parent, I love the fact that I can monitor what they spend money on, but also like the fact that it's very clear what they're earning money for, down to each chore. There are a couple of downsides, for example, the card can't be put on Apple Pay / Google Wallet, and payments into the account can only be made from the parent's account, but these are not big issues for a child account Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

The Rooster card gives my child a great introduction...

The Rooster card gives my child a great introduction to managing money Reviewed on: 19th April 2025

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