Saving with St. Mary's Navan Credit Union
‘Your savings, Your Credit Union’
St. Mary’s Navan Credit Union is owned and controlled by its members, and every member has a vote irrespective of the size of their savings.
The Credit Union exists only to benefit its members and all monies received by the Credit Union are used for the mutual benefit of all its members. Members are encouraged to attend the Annual General Meeting and to exercise their vote.
Why save with Your Credit Union?
Saving money is always a good idea. By putting a little aside on a regular basis you not only have something to look forward to, you also have something to fall back on, should the need arise.
Saving money with St. Mary’s Navan Credit Union is an even better idea. You are not just another customer, but an active member of a highly successful financial co-operative, which provides security and protection of your savings, along with a dividend.
St. Mary's Navan Credit Union is safe, strong and financially stable. All members' savings are covered under the Government's Deposit Guarantee Scheme up to a maximum of €100,000 per member.
Benefits of saving with St. Mary’s Navan Credit Union
- Each member receives a dividend on their savings at the end of the year.
- Member's savings up to a maximum of €8,000 are doubled in the event of their death. A reducing level of benefit applies to those over 55 years of age . This insurance cover is paid for by the credit union, with no direct charge to our members. Click here to find out more information on Life Savings cover .
- For your convenience, we have a direct debit facility which enables you to lodge to your credit union account directly from your bank account. Click here for further details on direct debit.
- You have easy access to your savings if you wish to make a withdrawal unless the savings are pledged against a loan or you have guaranteed the loan for another member.
- Why not avail of our ATM card for easy access to your savings, day or night. Click here for our atm details.
- How can you become a member? Click here to find out.