What is a credit union?
Information about Clonsilla CU and joining
Photos of Clonsilla Credit Union
Application and online forms
Details and opening hours of Clonsilla Credit Union
Links to other sites and credit union sites
All you need to know about loans
News and archives
All you need to know about shares
Services offered by Clonsilla Credit Union

What is a credit union?
Saving with your credit union
Borrowing from your credit union
Benefits of obtaining a credit union loan
Benefits of credit union to members

What is a credit union?

A credit union is a financial co-operative owned and controlled by its members. It is run only to benefit its members who are all connected through the common bond. Members, as shareholders in their credit union, receive dividends on their savings (which are called shares) and are eligible to apply for loans.

Irish credit unions have over 2 million satisfied members with combined assets in excess of €7billion. Throughout Ireland almost 550 credit unions offer financial security.

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Saving with your credit union

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Borrowing from your credit union

The credit union is a not-for-profit organisation and exists solely to benefit its members. Therefore it charges fair interests on loans - in fact interest on loans is set by law at no more than 1% per month on the reducing balance (12.6% APR) although most credit unions charge at a rate lower than this and repayments are tailored to meet each member's personal circumstances.

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Benefits of obtaining a credit union loan include:

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Members of a credit union enjoy unique benefits that include:

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