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FWIW, according to Virgin Money's Twitter, Virgin Money is a trading name of Clydesdale Bank PLC.https://twitter.com/VirginMoney/status/1529757385782444033/photo/1
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Thanks for the correction - so VM are not in fact covered by YB in the Mirror article.0
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From Wikipedia:'Virgin Money UK plc is a holding company that owns Clydesdale Bank plc, which in turn trades as Clydesdale Bank, Yorkshire Bank and Virgin Money'0
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Linked savings account
1.56% AERGo to footnote1 (1.55% grossGo to footnote1 per annum variable) on any balances above £25,000, Interest paid quarterly."
got to be wrong (otherwise they should have notified) Ringing now. I was going to withdraw all, as 1% on £25k was no good. Will def be withdrwing if above is true. (Have 100k in 4 accounts, so if I put it al into one, the 1.55% of 75K and nil on 25k. Not viable.... confusing
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It's not quite as easy as that. Virgin Money, Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank are all in the same banking group.Olinda99 said:Thanks for the correction - so VM are not in fact covered by YB in the Mirror article.
Outside of legal requirements for compiling, filing and reporting upon company accounts, all three banks may share certain reference numbers.
For example if I look on sort code checker
( https://www.sortcodes.co.uk/sort-code-checker )
for my VM current account I get the following.Details for sort code 050005 Bank Yorkshire Bank (A Trading Name Of Clydesdale Bank Plc) Branch Direct Banking Yb BIC YORKGB21005 CHAPS BIC CLYDGBCH
The Mirror may very well choose to use Yorkshire Bank to cover all three banks in their news reporting.
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Strange for them to launch a market leading headline rate and at the end of the day have still not gotten any official announcement about it.1
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on what though???? over 25k..up to 25k ??/ Still on hold !0
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If this is correct, then you would be earning 0% ? on the first £25,000.BigBlueSky said:Looks like they haven't updated what is displayed on their website, but it is on the Clydesdale Bank site (which is just another of their brands):
https://secure.cbonline.co.uk/personal/current-accounts/virgin-money/
1.56% AER (1.55% gross per annum variable) on any balances above £25,000, Interest paid quarterly.0 -
Quirky.andyhicks88 said:Strange for them to launch a market leading headline rate and at the end of the day have still not gotten any official announcement about it.
But not that quirky.castle96 said:on what though???? over 25k..up to 25k ??/ Still on hold !
Pretty sure it is 1.55% on £1 to £25k1 -
It isn’t really as their Online Banking and App is still FUBAR so nobody could apply anyway. Advertising it would only mean new customers would apply for it, making their issues worse.andyhicks88 said:Strange for them to launch a market leading headline rate and at the end of the day have still not gotten any official announcement about it.0
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