Virgin Money Savings Accounts

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Key takeaways

  • Virgin Money savings accounts can offer up to 4.25% p.a. variable interest with specific monthly criteria.
  • Their Go Account has no monthly fees or ATM charges and lets you earn Virgin Money Points.
  • Some Virgin Money savings accounts require 32 days notice for withdrawals to earn the maximum interest rate.

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    Virgin Money savings accounts

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    Finder Score Maximum interest rate Base interest rate Max rate type & duration Monthly Max Rate Conditions Table Description
    Virgin Money (Bank) logo
    Finder score
    9.1
    Virgin Money Grow Saver
    Finder score
    9.1
    Maximum Variable Rate p.a.
    5.00%
    Standard Variable Rate p.a.
    0.05%
    Intro/Ongoing
    Ongoing rate
    (conditions apply)
    Monthly Max Rate Conditions
    • Make 1 deposit each month
    • No more than 1 withdrawal
    • 32 days notice for withdrawals
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    Finder score
    8.7
    Virgin Money Boost Saver
    Finder score
    8.7
    Maximum Variable Rate p.a.
    4.25%
    Standard Variable Rate p.a.
    0.05%
    Intro/Ongoing
    Ongoing rate
    (conditions apply)
    Monthly Max Rate Conditions
    • Balance up to $250,000
    • Deposit $1,000
    • 5 Go account purchases
    • Enable Lock Saver - 32 days notice for withdrawals
    • No Monthly Criteria requirements for under 18
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    Finder score
    8.5
    Virgin Money Boost Saver
    Finder score
    8.5
    Maximum Variable Rate p.a.
    3.95%
    Standard Variable Rate p.a.
    0.05%
    Intro/Ongoing
    Ongoing rate
    (conditions apply)
    Monthly Max Rate Conditions
    • Balance up to $250,000
    • Deposit $$1,000
    • 5 Go account purchases
    • Enable Lock Saver - 32 days notice for withdrawals
    • No monthly criteria requirements for under 18
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    Virgin Money (Bank) logo
    Finder score
    5.7
    Virgin Money Boost Saver
    Finder score
    5.7
    Maximum Variable Rate p.a.
    0.35%
    Standard Variable Rate p.a.
    0.05%
    Intro/Ongoing
    Ongoing rate
    (conditions apply)
    Monthly Max Rate Conditions
    • Balance from $250,001
    • No deposit or withdrawal conditions
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    The Finder Score is a simple score out of 10. The higher a savings account's score, the better we think it is for the average customer.

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    Finder Score Monthly fee Own network ATM fee International transaction fee International ATM Fee
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    Finder score
    8.7Great
    Virgin Money Go Account
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    8.7Great
    Monthly fee
    $0
    Own network ATM fee
    $0
    International transaction fee
    2.5%
    $5
    Earn Virgin Money Points as you spend with your debit card. T&Cs apply.
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    Alison is an editor at Finder and a personal finance journalist with over 10 years of experience, having contributed to major financial institutions and publications such as Westpac, Money Magazine, and Yahoo Finance. She is frequently quoted in media outlets like SmartCompany and SBS, offering expert insights on superannuation and money management. Alison holds a Bachelor of Communications in Public Relations and Journalism from the University of Newcastle, and has earned three ASIC RG146 certifications in superannuation, securities and managed investments and general financial advice, ensuring her expertise is fully aligned with ASIC standards. See full bio

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