How can I contact Ulster Bank?
Call us on 0345 742 4365 (Overseas: +44 289 053 8033, Relay UK: 18001 0345 742 4365). You’ll need your Telephone Banking security details.
How do I change my email address on Ulster Bank?
Updating your email address
- Select ‘Your details’ on the left hand side of Anytime Internet Banking and then ‘Update email address’
- Type in your new email address into the ‘New email address’ box.
Does NatWest own Ulster Bank?
Established in 1836, Ulster Bank was acquired by the London County and Westminster Bank in 1917. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of National Westminster Bank (NatWest), it became part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group (RBS Group) in 2000. RBS Group was renamed NatWest Group in 2020.
Who owns Ulster Bank?
NatWest GroupUlster Bank / Parent organization
Can I close my Ulster Bank account online?
The most convenient way to close your sole or joint current account(s) is through our Anytime Banking service. You can do this through the Anytime Banking website or our secure Mobile App.
What happens if your bank closes?
What happens to your money if a bank closes? The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insures bank accounts up to $250,000 per depositor for each bank and has a great past record of honouring this policy.
What Bank is taking over Ulster Bank?
UK banking giant the NatWest Group, the owner of Ulster Bank, has signed a binding agreement for PTSB to acquire about €6.8 billion of mortgages and business loans from Ulster Bank. As part of the deal, the NatWest Group will take a 16.7 per cent stake in the Irish State-controlled lender, according to The Irish Times.
How do I cancel my Ulster Bank account?
You can close these accounts by visiting your local branch or writing to request closing the account. Fill in and sign the Account Closure Request Form. You can return the form by free post to: Ulster Bank – Freepost, Customer Service Centre, Po Box 5706, Dublin 2 or drop it into your local branch.
When must I close my Ulster Bank account?
Ulster Bank has begun the process of writing to its 900,000 current and deposit account customers to give them six months’ notice to move their accounts to another institution where required or close them.