Virgin Money current accounts
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Virgin Money was established in 1995 and now has over one million customers.
It does not offer a current account, but does offer a number of savings products.
See below for details of current account deals.
- Virgin Money announces charges for new Northern Rock accounts
- Santander offers students £50 to switch current accounts
- Virgin Money raises some credit card rates by 50%
- Six current accounts that offer the best switching deals
- Santander raises overdraft charges on current accounts
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