Each member’s needs are different, and so are yours. Whether it’s your first loan, you’re looking for a top-up or you need to borrow for a larger project, we have competitive loans available to see C.U. through all of life’s stages.
We have simplified our loans to give you greater flexibility:
- Personal Loan: 9.5% (9.92% APR)
- Education Loan 6.0% (6.17% APR)
- Larger Loans (over €60K): 8.5% (8.84% APR)
- Cultivate – Farm loans 6.55% (6.75% APR)
Our Personal Loans are available to see you through Christmas, to help you upgrade your car, to book that family holiday, help plan your wedding – whatever you need.
See how much you can afford to borrow & submit your enquiry:
∗Terms & Conditions Apply. All figures given on this website are for your general information only, and give a rough guide to loan repayments. Any statements on this website do not purport to be authorative or legally binding. You are advised to check with our offices for up-to-date rates and offers.
Loan Enquiry
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What’s included in our loans?
- A repayment schedule designed to fit your income level and personal circumstances.
- Interest only charged on the reducing loan balance.
- The facility to repay your loans earlier without penalty.
- Additional lump sum repayments are accepted with no penalty.
- Additional finance may be arranged before your existing loan is cleared, we will be glad to talk to you and help in any way we can.
- Loan protection insurance covers our loans at no extra cost, which means should you pass away before the loan is repaid, the loan is cleared and not passed onto your family (terms & conditions apply).
And what’s not included?
- Hidden fees and transactions charges.
OTHER INFORMATION
Mallow Credit Union is now a member of the Irish Credit Bureau (ICB), therefore we will be carrying out a check on loan applicants and the repayment record on your loan with Mallow Credit Union will be given to the ICB. It is important, therefore, that members adhere to their Credit Agreement as failure to do so may hinder your ability to borrow in the future.