Signs giving orders
Signs with red circles are mostly prohibitive. Plates below signs qualify their message.
We are currently suffering from the aftermath of a financial crisis that has shaken peoples’ trust in the banking industry and major corporations. Banks and financial institutions have been major contributors to the recession and have suffered a loss of consumer confidence as a result.
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The financial crisis has raised fundamental questions about the purpose of banks, how they should be regulated and the true measure of performance of a well-run bank. Against this backdrop, the eyes of the world are on financial services companies to act responsibly both towards their customers and the economy as a whole.
One of the fundamental pillars of sustainability is to have a healthy economy – and a healthy banking system is necessary to achieve this. Rebuilding the trust of customers and consumers will be of paramount importance to a stable and well-functioning financial services industry in the years ahead. This is clearly a major challenge, but it is one that has to be met and where new market participants and trusted brands can play an important role.
Sound management of personal finances is core to wellbeing. We will all face times in our lives when we struggle financially and may have to think much harder about how to manage and spend our money, examining how we live and evaluating what’s important to us. Financial services companies have a fundamental role to play, providing guidance and supporting responsible financial management. Virgin Money is focused on developing new services to support customers to do just this.
Everyone’s better off with Virgin Money
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give way
Give way to traffic on
major road
Maximum speed
National speed limit applies
One of Virgin’s core values is to be a consumer champion and Virgin Money is no exception. Established in 1995 to give customers a better deal, Virgin Money now has businesses operating in the UK, Australia, South Africa and the US and offers a range of great value financial products across lending, investments and protection.
Virgin Money aims to offer financial products that are easy to understand and places a strong emphasis on bringing simplicity and transparency to a traditionally complex sector so that its customers can feel confident when managing their money. Virgin Money believes it can make a contribution towards sustainable development by helping rebuild trust in the financial services industry through its philosophy of making everyone better off. It aims to achieve this by offering good value to customers, treating employees well, making a positive contribution to society and delivering a growing profit to shareholders. As part of delivering this ambition, Virgin Money is focused on:
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except bicycles being pushed
No motor vehicles
No towed caravans
No vehicles carrying
explosives
No vehicle or combination of vehicles over length shown
• offering financial products and services that put customers in control of their finances
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• helping customers to save and invest for the future
• finding ways to engage with customers who are less interested in managing their finances
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• offering products and services that help raise more money for charities.
Note: Although The Highway Code shows many of the signs commonly in use, a explanation of our signing system is given in the Department’s booklet Know Your which is on sale at booksellers. The booklet also illustrates and explains the vast m the road user is likely to encounter. The signs illustrated in The Highway Code are the same scale. In Wales, bilingual versions of some signs are used including Wels versions of place names. Some older designs of signs may still be seen on th
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Manually operated temporary STOP and GO signs
No buses (over 8
passenger seats)
No vehicles over
height shown
No U-turns
With the reputation of large chunks of the banking and financial services industry in tatters, Virgin Money is
distinctly different. It’s a smaller organisation that has grown steadily, step-by-step, and because of this we are in a stronger position to look after our customers. I love the philosophy that
everyone is better off with Virgin Money.
Richard Branson
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