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We can help with your finances before you go so you can focus on enjoying your college experience when you get there.
We'll help you budget for college and calculate your expenses so not only will you know the costs of attending college, but you'll be prepared for going. Credit Unions help students finance college. It's an exciting time for you and we want to give you confidence that you can afford it.
Our new Current Account gives you instant access to your money through our Mastercard® Debit Card, a secure app and online portal, mobile functionality, and best of all, there's free day-to-day banking for Students!
You also get access to Mastercard Priceless Cities with digital experiences like free yoga classes and priority access to sporting and music events. The Student Current Account is available to Credit Union members enrolling or currently enrolled in full-time third-level education.
We specialise in providing a safe place for savings and loans in our community. If you haven't already, why not join our 35,000 strong members and enjoy many benefits including great rates, flexible loans and of course, local friendly service.
Here at Killarney Credit Union we are proud to support local students and offer a range of services with you in mind - as always, with friendly local service.
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In order to open a Student Current Account and avail of a fee concession, you must be aged 12 years or over, resident in the Republic of Ireland and in full time education. Accounts can be opened by Members aged 12 and over with Parental Consent required for Members aged under 16 years. Fees and charges apply for using your Debit Card for purchases and cash withdrawals in a foreign currency. Terms and Conditions apply. For overdrafts and loans, you must be 18 years or older. Lending criteria, terms and conditions apply. A parental/guardian guarantee may be required.
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.