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Borrowing made easy – just for you.

 

Pick a loan or line of credit to match your goals: 

We Offer:

 
  • If you are looking to finance big ticket items like home renovations, a new car, debt consolidation, a vacation property or to pay for secondary schooling.

  • Allows you to borrow up to 65% of your home’s value.

  • Once it is set up, it will be available for as long as you own your home.

 
  • A line of credit lets you access funds when you need to.

  • It is setup like an overdraft protection on your chequing account.

  • Pay for only what you use, when you use it.

  • Can help you maximize your RRSP contribution.

  • Can be used for a regular or carry forward contribution.

  • You can apply your tax refund to your loan.  

  • Available to full-time or part-time undergraduate students studying at a fully accredited Canadian university or community college.

  • Borrow $15,000 a year to a maximum of $60,000.

  • Low interest rate - RCU prime minus 0.7% (variable rate LOC).

  • There is a 6 month grace period after graduation.

  • Personal loans can help reduce financial stress by consolidating payments.

  • Loan rates are more competitive then credit card rates.

  • Prepay at any time without penalty.

 

 

Check out our competitive rates: 

Line of Credit

11.35

Personal Loan

9.85

Student Line of Credit

6.50

Home Equity Line of Credit

7.85
 

Student Scholarships!

RCU Credit Union supports our students by offering Student Scholarships - don't forget to apply!

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​Meet with one of our Lending Specialists. They'll be happy to guide you through every step of the borrowing process.

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​Our nifty loan calculator will crunch the numbers to estimate your payments, determine when you’ll be paid off and more. 

 

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