Virgin Money ups Core rates and withdraws exclusives

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Virgin Money has made changes to its residential mortgage offering.

It has withdrawn all of its Exclusive fixed rates.

Within its Core range, all fixed rate fee-saver products have been increased by 0.20 percentage points.

The exception to this is that its 65% LTV two, three and five-year fixed rate fee-saver products which has been increased by 0.10 percentage points.

these are the latest changes the bank has made. In May, it raised rates on all Exclusive, Core and Product Transfer deals.

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