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2025-05-17 06:16:21
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Building society offer means Virgin customers pay nearly £1,000 more in fees despite lender owning both brandsSome Virgin Money customers are crying “foul” over the fact that Nationwide borrowers are being offered better-value mortgage deals, even though they are now part of the same group.Nationwide bought Virgin Money last autumn, but the brands remain separate and some Virgin mortgage-holders claim that when it comes to moving on to a new deal, they are being treated as second-class citizens. Continue reading...
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/may/17/virgin-money-mortgage-holders-cry-foul-over-owner-nationwides-better-deals