Virgin Money encourages the Early Birds
- By Jack Preston -
- Feb 22, 2012
Virgin Money have continued their mission to make banking better, with details of a new ‘Early Bird ISA’ being released.
Those of you who currently have an ISA will be familiar with the limitations of only being able to put a certain amount in the account each year, making planning ahead that little bit more difficult.
As a keen innovator Virgin Money has sought to bypass this problem by allowing customers to open a savings account now and load next year’s ISA limit into it, with the bank paying the same interest that you’d get in a tax free ISA.
Once the new tax year begins on April 6th Virgin Money simply drop your savings (and any interest accrued) into your ISA, the Early Bird ISA pays an equivalent rate of the Virgin Money ISA – both of which are tax free.
For more information on this banking first visit Virgin Money.
By Jack Preston. Content & Marketing Executive. Tweets at @JackPressedOn
