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Recreational Vehicle Loans

Features:

Available for both new and used motorcycles, RVs, utility trailers, and boats

Low, fixed rate is determined by your credit score

100% financing may be available for motorcycles and utility trailers; $80,000 limit for RV and boat loans

Terms

up to 60 months for new and used utility trailers*
up to 72 months for used motorcycles
up to 84 months for new motorcycles
up to 120 months for new and used boats and RVs

Finance a new loan or refinance one you currently have with another lender

Make your monthly payments by check, payroll deduction, or automatic withdrawal

Optional additional coverages available for motorcycles, RVs, and utility trailers

*Example loan payment schedule: A utility trailer loan with an Annual Percentage Rate of 6.50% for 60 months has an approximate cost per thousand of $20.49. This sample payment uses Smart Money Rewards rates and includes the credit disability premium; some restrictions may apply to this coverage.

Benefits:

One of the lowest rates around!

Fixed monthly payment for the life of your loan

Convenient payment options

APR discounts* may apply if you...

are a Smart Money Rewards member who uses automatic payment to repay your loan
purchase Credit Disability Insurance from our partner CUNA Mutual
purchase Guaranteed Asset Protection coverage from MITFCU

No processing or service fees

No pre-payment penalty

*APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Each of these three criteria qualifies you for a 0.25% APR reduction, up to a total maximum deduction of 0.50%.

Apply Today!

If you'd like to open a Recreational Vehicle loan, please complete our easy online application (see links below). We also offer a printable application if you'd prefer this method. Documentation - Please send us copies of: (a) a recent pay stub, W2, or income tax return; (b) purchase and sale agreement; (c) title; (d) registration; (e) insurance binder; and (f) if you're refinancing, a letter from your current financial institution indicating a payoff amount and per diem.