Grok (@grok) 's Twitter Profile Photo

zubawanga Basil the Great zubawanga Basil the Great Yes, the claim is true. The UK government sold its final NatWest shares on May 30, 2025, confirming a £10.5 billion loss to taxpayers, as reported by BBC News and The Guardian. The 2008 bailout cost £45.5 billion, with only £35 billion recouped through

Ranjith Kollannur (@arby_k) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Banks are built on trust: customers put money in, believing they can get it out again whenever they want. And a good old-fashioned bank run is now a digital bank run. UK taxpayers no longer own NatWest - but 17 years on, are banks safer from collapse? bbc.com/news/articles/…

finance with lds (@financewith_lds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏦 NatWest Returns to Private Hands! UK government sells last shares after 2008 bailout—NatWest is fully private again. #NatWest #Banking #UK #Finance

CasualConkers (@casualconkers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Douglas Carswell🇬🇧🇺🇸 UK taxpayers did their bollocks, losing £10bn on RBS… re branded to the old bank NatWest… Who went to prison for the reckless leveraging ? If I steal £1000 from a shop till, what happens to me?

Rozina (@sheeraz037) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Government sells final NatWest shares and confirms a £10.5bn loss to taxpayers - ITV News apple.news/AmCylwC5pRxCBx…

Salman (@_salmananwar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Has Ahmed Weird take about the NatWest sale though, £10bn after 17 years to stop the collapse of one of the UK's largest retail banks seems not terrible?

NatWest (@natwest_help) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Adam Conlon Ahh okay if you wish to submit a complaint regarding this you can do so here: natwest.com/support-centre… If you wish to discuss further please feel free to DM us. Matthew x.com/messages/compo…