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Castlecomer Credit Union has an excellent range of competitive loan rates for everything you need; a new car, holidays, home improvements, your children's education, family events, your big day, business loans and so much more!

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Our Loans at a Glance

General Loans

10% (10.47% Typical APR)
  • Max Amount: €20,000
  • Max Term: 5 years

Home Impr & Car over €10,000

8% (8.3% Typical APR)
  • Max Amount: €145,000
  • Max Term: 5 years

Student & Secure Loans

7% (7.23% Typical APR)
  • Max Amount: €30,000
  • Max Term: 5 years

Business , Community & Agri Loans

8% (8.3% Typical APR)
  • Max Amount: €145,000
  • Max Term: 5 years

Sustainability Loans

6.5% (6.75% Typical APR)
  • Min Amount: €25,000
  • Max Term: 5 years

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This calculator is for illustrative purposes only, to give you, the borrower, an overview of the potential cost of borrowing. The Credit Union, or any of its staff, cannot be held responsible for any errors. Please note that this calculator only provides an indicative quote and actual repayments may vary.

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Loan Applications

The Credit Union will consider loan applications from members for any worthwhile purpose. Each application is treated in the utmost confidence and will be considered on its own merits. It is credit union policy to meet the borrowing requirements of as many members as possible, depending on the available funds.

Applications for loans are made on a standard loan application form. Loans can be applied for by calling to our office, by telephone or via the members section of the web site. Our staff will give you any assistance required. Loans will then be considered by a Loan Officer, or will go to the weekly Credit Committee meeting.

What you need when applying for a loan

In deciding whether or not to grant the loan the loan officer or credit committee will take into account the members record of savings and loan repayments, as well as ability to repay. Once the loan is granted the member will be asked to complete a promissory note, which is a legally binding document being a promise to repay the loan, and to commit to regular repayments.

Remember - only members are eligible to receive loans from your credit union.

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Planning and managing repayments

Credit unions are flexible with regard to repayment plans, though there are some legal limitations to length and amount of loans. The member will be advised on the best repayment plan to meet their own circumstances. Members are generally advised to repay a loan in as short a time as possible. 5 years is currently the normal maximum loan term. Should a member experience difficulties in meeting repayment commitments, they should immediately explain the situation to the credit union, which will treat the matter sympathetically and in total confidence. Depending on circumstances, the loan will be renegotiated if possible.

There are no penalties associated with clearing your loan quicker than agreed.

Interest on credit union loans

By law credit unions cannot charge any more than 1% per month on the reducing balance of a loan. This represents an interest rate of 12.68% APR (Annual Percentage Rate). Credit unions do not charge fees or transaction charges. The Credit Union is currently offering competitive rates. View our loan calculator to see how reasonable a credit union loan could be. We also have regular promotional rates of interest. Since the interest is charged only on the outstanding balance of the loan, you will pay even less if you repay in a shorter time than planned.

Unlike Banks, Credit Unions don't charge interest until you're in a position to pay it.