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Bank / Institution | APR (%) | Loan Range (€) | Typical Term | Monthly Example (€20,000 over 5 years) |
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Avant Money | 6.1% – 12.9% | €5,000 – €75,000 | 1 – 10 years | ~€387 at 6.1% APR |
AIB | 6.4% – 9.4% | €3,000 – €75,000 | 1 – 5 years | ~€390 at 6.4% APR |
Bank of Ireland | 6.8% – 9.9% | €2,000 – €65,000 | 1 – 5 years | ~€394 at 6.8% APR |
PTSB | 6.5% – 9.5% | €5,000 – €70,000 | 1 – 7 years | ~€392 at 6.5% APR |
Credit Union (avg) | 7.5% – 10% | Varies | 1 – 5 years | ~€400 at 7.5% APR |
Rates updated regularly. Always confirm with the lender before applying.
APRs from 6.4%, strong reputation, flexible repayment breaks available.
Rates from 6.8%, quick approvals, suitable for mid-sized loans.
Competitive rates at 6.5%, offers Green Car Loan discounts.
Community-based lending, ~7.5% APR, more flexible for members.
Avant Money allows early settlement, but fees may apply. Some competitors offer penalty-free repayment.
Currently, most Irish banks and credit unions offer rates between 6% and 10% APR. Avant Money often ranks on the more competitive side.
Avant Money can offer rates as low as 6.1% APR, often lower than many Credit Unions (avg 7.5%). However, Credit Unions may be more flexible if your credit score is weaker.
Yes, used cars are eligible as long as they meet Avant Money’s loan conditions.
Yes. A stronger credit score can help you secure Avant Money’s lowest advertised APR.
Yes, early repayment is possible, but an early settlement fee may apply. Always confirm exact terms with Avant Money.
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