Saver loan
Easy application process and speedy decisions. Low Interest rate of 4.95% (variable 6.13% APR) charged on the reducing loan balance. No processing charges or documentation fees. No penalties for paying off your loan early. Free loan protection insurance for i.e. your loan would be cleared in the event of your death Terms & conditions apply
Borrow up to the amount in your savings with no paperwork from Credit Union Plus, no fuss you just need your Photo ID and PPS (but not the Public Services Card) and get your loan on the spot.
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We have loans to suit you whatever the occasion with one of the lowest interest rates around. Only 5.95%! (Typical Variable APR is 6.13%)
When you receive a loan from Credit Union Plus, you will find many advantages in comparison to other institutions:
- Highly Favourable Interest Rate – Low Interest rate of 5.95% (Variable 6.13% APR) charged on the reducing loan balance.
- No Extra Charges – No processing charges or documentation fees.
- No penalties – No charges for paying off your loan early.
- Free loan protection insurance – i.e. your loan would be cleared in the event of your death*
*Terms & conditions apply
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Please note that any member with a joint account may apply for a loan on that account in the absence of the other account holder(s), however all account holders must sign the credit agreement for a loan on a joint account
Terms & Conditions apply. E&OE. All loans are subject to application and approval, creditworthiness and repayment ability will be assessed. Lending Terms & Conditions apply. Variable Interest Rate is 5.95%, Typical APR is 6.1%. Minimum borrowings €100 – maximum is dependent on repayment capacity. Minimum duration is 1 month – maximum is dependent on the purpose of the loan. Loans require a minimum share balance to be retained until the loan is cleared in full. Warning: if you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating, which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.