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Regular e saver 7 key product information states "Rates are fixed until after the maturity date. This means we cannot change the rate until after the fixed rate period". Hopefully Virgin can get round this somehow? This is good news especially if 8,9,10,11,12 follow!0
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where_are_we wrote: »Regular e saver 7 key product information states "Rates are fixed until after the maturity date. This means we cannot change the rate until after the fixed rate period".
That reads as if the decision is out of their control which of course it isn't. But it's refreshing anyway. Perhaps they should make it read 'we cannot decrease...'0 -
Virgin E RS issue 8 also up to 2.5pc0
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All of the Virgin RS holders in the UK are poised, fingers ready to tap, to be the first to announce that they've had the e-mail for Issue 12.
No cheating allowed, no preparation with the e-mail already written please. That wouldn't be fair.0 -
I'm off out this afternoon, so it won't be me!!!How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.31% of current retirement "pot" (as at end March 2024)0
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All of the Virgin RS holders in the UK are poised, fingers ready to tap, to be the first to announce that they've had the e-mail for Issue 12.
No cheating allowed, no preparation with the e-mail already written please. That wouldn't be fair.
It's times like this I wish I was called Aaron Aardvark.0 -
Is this a first? I've never heard of a Bank or Building Society raising rates on a Fixed interest account!0
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Just waiting for the follow up email to say this was a mistake!0
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