Virgin Money to reintroduce mortgage range

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Virgin Money is launching a new range of mortgage products for new customers on Friday 30 September.

Its new range will support customers across a wide range of circumstances, following the temporary withdrawal of our products on Monday 26 September.

The new products are as follows:

New customer product range:

  • Core residential 2, 5 and 10 year fixed rates will be available up to 95% LTV from 5.29%.
  • Selected Shared Ownership, Greener Mortgages and Help to Buy fixed rates will be available from 5.24%.
  • Core and Portfolio BTL 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be available from 5.50%.

At the same time, Virgin Mooney’s Product Transfer rates will also increase in line with its new customer rates at 8pm today (29 September).

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