Virgin Money credit card praised by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 05/09/07

The company's new credit card, which skin a 15-month interest-free period, is an development to the already market-leading 13-month deal it had in put, said Michelle Slade of MoneyfactsMs Slade, a individual finance analyst at the company, continued to note that the new credit card offering has not been offset by higher fees or costs However, it only offers nothing per cent on purchases, while the standard rate of 159 per cent is "average", she noted

"Such a competitive contract may not stay around for long, so if it's a nothing per cent balance move deal you are looking and the term is significant to you then this deal simply cannot be beaten," remarked the expertShe added that Virgin Money, sideways from offering a spirited credit card deal, also has high levels of customer service, so many consumers may desire to stay with the company for longer than the 15 monthsposition place of work recently warned Britons to be aware that they may be incurring charges when by their credit cards on holidayVirgin

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