Virgin Money balance transfer introductory period extended

Saturday, 16 October 2010 12:00

The zero per cent balance transfer introductory period offered on a Virgin Money credit card has been extended.

Sums that are switched to the product incur an initial 2.89 per cent fee, but do not accumulate interest for the first 16 months - up from 14.

Following the expiry of the opening period, any balances remaining on the finance option, which comes with zero per cent interest on purchases made by card for three months, revert to a typical 18.9 per cent rate.

Spokesman for Virgin Money Scott Mowbray said: "We're delighted to offer a new and improved balance transfer deal to help customers manage their money."

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