Virgin Money

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    Virgin Money card offers 30 months' interest-free spending

    Virgin Money has launched the longest offer on the market, giving you up to 30 months interest-free on purchases. You'll also get 0% on money transfers for 18 months but it does carry a hefty 4% transfer fee. The card itself has a

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    Virgin launches longest-ever 0% card - but is it cheapest?

    Virgin Money has launched a 41-month 0% Balance Transfer Credit Card, making it the longest interest-free period on the market ever. The war rages on between the top 0% balance transfer card providers, but is one of these cards right for you?

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    Virgin Money launches market-leading Cash ISAs

    Virgin Money has launched a raft of market-leading fixed rate Cash ISAs and competitive fixed rate savings

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    Virgin Money makes return to profit

    A major assault on Britain's savings and home loans markets helped Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Money return to profit as it gears up for a stock market flotation. The bank, which bought former failed lender Northern Rock from the

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    Virgin Money to launch own card

    Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Money is launching its own credit card business after striking a £1 billion deal with MBNA. The group, which has partnered with MBNA since 2002 to provide Virgin credit cards, has agreed to buy £1 billion of

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    Virgin Money announces bank sale

    A regional bank used by Virgin Money in its assault on the UK retail banking market is to be bought by credit card provider SAV Credit. Church House Trust, which is a specialist mortgage and savings bank based in Yeovil, Somerset, has been

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    Virgin Money linked to RBS branches

    Virgin Money is being heavily linked to a bid for the network of Royal Bank of Scotland branches that were due to be sold to Santander. The Sir Richard Branson-backed bank, which took control of nationalised Northern Rock in January, was said