Let's go again! You could win one of 111 cash prizes
Over longer periods of time (five years or more), investments such as stocks, shares and funds have the potential to give you higher returns compared to cash savings. But the value of investments can fall as well as rise. Eligibility criteria, fees and charges apply.
How does the prize draw work?
To enter the Invest prize draw for a chance to win one of the 111 cash prizes:
- Set-up a monthly contribution of £50 into any Royal Bank Invest account; or
- Increase your existing monthly contribution by £50.
Enter by 5pm on 11th January 2026. One entry per person.
What could you win?
We have 111 prizes to give away:
- One lucky winner will receive £10,000
- Ten more winners each get £1,000
- 100 will win £100
How to enter the prize draw
Before you get started:
You’ll need to be a Royal Bank customer with Digital Banking, aged 18 – 84 and a UK resident for tax purposes. Fees and charges apply.
Free entry route available, please see T&Cs.
The prize draw excludes employees of The NatWest Group, their families or anyone associated with this draw.
Next, choose ONE of the options below:
New to investing with us?
If you are new to investing with us you need to:
1. Open ONE of our Royal Bank Invest accounts below; then
2. Set-up a monthly contribution of £50 or more to enter the prize draw.
Enter by 5pm on 11th January 2026.
Already a Royal Bank Investor
Already have a Royal Bank Invest account?
- If you already contribute monthly, increase your contribution by £50 or more to enter the prize draw.
- If you don’t have a monthly contribution set up, start one with £50 or more to qualify.
Enter by 5pm on 11th January 2026.
Our investment accounts
Investing should be seen as a medium to long-term commitment. Aim to invest for at least five years, while keeping cash aside for your short-term needs.
Stocks and Shares ISA
- Start from £50 and invest up to £20,000 per tax year in a tax-efficient way.
- Our Stocks and Shares ISA endorsed as Which? Great Value.
General Investment Account
- If you’ve maxed out your £20,000 ISA allowance, a General Investment Account could be an option.
- UK Income and Capital Gains Tax may apply.
Pension
- Prepare for retirement—start investing from just £50. If you don't have a workplace pension, now could be the time to take control of your financial future.
Junior ISA
- Give your child a head start. Invest up to £9,000 per child in a tax-efficient way for the current tax year.
Want to understand the benefits better?
Why regular contributions matter
Discover how investing regularly—even in small amounts—could help you grow your wealth over time and build a stronger, more secure financial future.
Learn more about investments
