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Virgin money RS - maturity
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Yup, back to nil balance, and with the tax statement still showing zero interest for 2018/19.0
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Anyone else receive a credit today (into the account they pay the s.o. from) from their Virgin RS 10? Around £41 mine.0
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veryintrigued wrote: »Anyone else receive a credit today (into the account they pay the s.o. from) from their Virgin RS 10? Around £41 mine.
Yes. Equal to the interest paid so far this year.
Capped the balance at £3500. I thought the cap excluded interest, as with every previous issue.0 -
glider3560 wrote: »Yes. Equal to the interest paid so far this year.
Capped the balance at £3500. I thought the cap excluded interest, as with every previous issue.
Indeed - just checked the same.
Thanks for getting back to me.0 -
veryintrigued wrote: »Anyone else receive a credit today (into the account they pay the s.o. from) from their Virgin RS 10? Around £41 mine.
Yep, I suspect that they have tried to fix the other issue and broken this instead!Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?0 -
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According to the key product information for Issue 10 there are two limits:
(1) a maximum deposit limit of £3500, and
(2) a maximum monthly deposit of £250 excluding interest added in the same month.
As the interest was added in March, limit (1) is exceeded when making a payment in April.
The wording seems to be the same for issue 9 and earlier (and issues 11, 12). Perhaps what has happened today is how it is supposed to work when its working properly. And perhaps allowing a balance above £3500 for earlier issues was the cause of the double-interest bug. Time will tell I suppose.0 -
6p lost interest is a small amount to pay, I still have confidence in their ability to screw it up later in the month
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