![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-living-a-nightmare-after-the-bank-deleted-my-account/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/meaning-unable-access-money-last-773552033.jpg&description=A WOMAN has been living in a nightmare after claiming she lost her life savings when the bank deleted her account. Kirsty Hamlett claims NatWest shut down her bank account which contained more than £30,000 without warning - meaning she's been unable to access the money for the last six months. Kirsty Hamlett claims she has lost all of her savings after NatWest closed her accountCredit: MEN Media The 30-year-old from Reddish, Stockport, claims the nightmare has led to her losing a sale on her first house, missing important payments and suffering sleepless nights and anxiety. Kirsty says the first time she found out her account was closing was when she contacted NatWest to inform them she had been locked out of her internet banking in June this year. NatWest allege that they sent her a letter in April informing her that she had 60 days to move her funds as they would be shutting the account - something she claims she never received. Kirsty says she's spent countless hours on the phone to the bank, but still hasn't been able to recuperate the money - apart from £300 compensation she claims to have received from NatWest. She also claims to have been sent letters by mistake by the bank which include another customer's personal details, including their account number. In a letter seen by the Manchester Evening News addressed to Ms Hamlett, NatWest admitted she had been sent a letter relating to an investment account in 'someone else's name' and asked her to destroy it. Kirsty said: "My life has been put on hold for the last six months. I've had to take sick leave from work and I have lost the sale on my first property. "I couldn't have my wages from work, I missed direct debits so I've been charged extra and my credit rating has been affected. I've also lost money from having to take days off work over it. "It's disgusting. The whole thing has made me ill. I have been given a heart monitor by my doctor and I have had so many sleepless nights due to the anxiety of it all."){kind=link}
A WOMAN has been living in a nightmare after claiming she lost her life savings when the bank deleted her account.
Kirsty Hamlett claims NatWest shut down her bank account which contained more than £30,000 without warning – meaning she’s been unable to access the money for the last six months.
The 30-year-old from Reddish, Stockport, claims the nightmare has led to her losing a sale on her first house, missing important payments and suffering sleepless nights and anxiety.
Kirsty says the first time she found out her account was closing was when she contacted NatWest to inform them she had been locked out of her internet banking in June this year.
NatWest allege that they sent her a letter in April informing her that she had 60 days to move her funds as they would be shutting the account – something she claims she never received.