Business Loan

The success of local businesses matters to us and contributes to the community we both serve. From sole traders to limited companies, we have a business loan for your business journey.

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You're on the path to financial success with Savvi as your dedicated business partner

At Savvi Credit Union, we nurture your entrepreneurial spirit by offering bespoke business loans that cater to both budding enterprises and established local ventures. We're based in the heart of Dublin's Docklands, and we've supported many business ventures in Ireland's most innovative and dynamic work landscape.

We're committed to removing all obstacles and creating a path to success. With Savvi you get more than a loan; it's a partnership committed to your success, with flexible funding solutions that align with your business milestones and boost your company's potential. And if your business been impacted by the economic consequences of the conflict in Ukraine, the Ukraine Credit Guarantee Scheme (UCGS) is an extra support.

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APR means Annual Percentage Rate. The repayment amount quoted is for illustrative purposes only, to provide you with an overview of the potential cost of borrowing. Restrictions may apply.

Financial difficulty: If you find yourself in some financial difficulty and are falling behind on your loan repayments, please reach out to us at support@savvi.ie or on 01-6325100 to see how we can help.

Representative example: Representative Example - €25,000 loan repayable over 5 years. Rate of interest 7.5% per annum variable. APR (Annual Percentage Rate) 7.76%. 60 monthly repayments of €500.95 per month. Total amount payable is €30,056.92.

Terms & Conditions: Terms & Conditions apply. Loans are subject to approval. Savvi Credit Union Ltd is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Warning: If you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.