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Personal Line of Credit

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Personal Line of Credit

Access money when you need it

Bridge the gap between available funds and unexpected expenses

Access
Access

Withdraw funds when you need them

Manage
Manage

Consolidate debt or manage cashflow

Flexible
Flexible

Pay early or make scheduled payments

Transfer funds when you need them

Demand for cash flow is high. Some months or times of the year can be difficult to pay all of your expenses. Despite trying, it doesn't always work out. That's where a Civic Personal Line of Credit comes in. It gives you access to money to quickly transfer into a Civic Bonus Checking, Money Market or Select Savings Account. Build a bridge to help close your gaps with a Civic Personal Line of Credit.

Personal Line of Credit

Affordable capital

  • Rates as low as 11.50% APR1
  • Flexible loan amounts to help meet your personal needs
  • Monthly payments are variable and based on the amount transferred
  • Reusable for 10 years
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Terms

Flexible access and payments

  • Withdraw funds as needed (no lump sum requirement)
  • No early pre-payment fees
  • Funds can be transferred into a Civic deposit account
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Features

Be proactive

  • Consolidate debt
  • Access funds, as you need them
  • Manage your cash flow
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Benefits

Get fast access to your Personal Line of Credit with advances into your Bonus Checking Account.

Bonus Checking

We pay up when you purchase

  • 0.50% dividends
  • No monthly fees
  • Fee-free use of any ATM nationwide
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Disclaimer

1 APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Subject to approval. Rates and credit limit are evaluated based on member’s credit history. Borrowers must be at least 18 years old and live in NC, SC, GA or VA. The standard variable APR (from 11.50% to 18.00% APR) for purchases will be applied to unpaid introductory balances, new purchases, and new balance transfers. Members may borrow against their line of credit for a period of 10 years, after which the line of credit is closed; principal and interest payments will be required until the loan is paid in full. Payment example: for an $8,000 loan at 11.50% APR, 60 monthly payments of $176.