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Telecomworldwire, Sept 21, 1999
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NatWest, a UK bank, has partnered with Yahoo! UK & Ireland. Under the agreement, customers with NatWest accounts will be able to view balance and statement information online through their personalised "My Yahoo" page or Yahoo! Finance from October. NatWest also plans to launch other new web-based services in October, such as free Internet banking, free Internet access through its new Internet service provider and real-time share dealing.
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