I have recently opened up my first bank account at natwest and nationwide. I was wondering how do I put money into my account

Assuming this was a local bank you can go in the bank and fill out a deposit slip and hand it to the teller with the money.
At an ATM you just follow the directions as it gives them.

Make sure if this is checking that you keep as much over the amount you write checks or withdraw because one overdraft of even a few cents can end up costing you hundreds of dollars.

Uh, you deposit it? Perhaps you need to edit your question a little more so we know what it is you're really asking?

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Originally Posted by s_cianci

Uh, you deposit it? Perhaps you need to edit your question a little more so we know what it is you're really asking?

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I am living in london and need to no how to put money inside my account so I am able to withdraw it from a cash machine

Have you asked your bank? Generally money is deposited into an account in one of three ways:

1) Through a deposit with a teller. You walk into the bank with cash and/or checks, fill out a deposit slip and hand it to the teller.

2) Through an automated teller. You use your ATM card to deposit checks (I would not place cash in an ATM) that are credited towards your account.

3) Through an electronic transfer. Things like Direct Deposit of a paycheck, transfer from another bank or account etc.

When I used an internet bank, I had to "mail" my deposits. Some banks are using new electronic scan machines for people who have a lot of checks ( often business)

But normally I walk into the bank, fill out a deposit slip and give them the money