KSW FCU Mobile Banking allows you to check balances, view transaction history, transfer funds, deposit checks and pay loans on the go!

Features:

-Check Balances

-View Transaction History

-Transfer Funds

-Pay Loans

-Deposit checks

-Secure messaging support

-Card Controls

-Travel Management

Our current members may be eligible to apply for loans with KSW Federal Credit Union. Please review the following to understand our lending information, and make sure to check https://www.kswfcu.org/rates for the latest rate information.
Our personal loans have a minimum repayment period of 6 months and a maximum repayment period of 60 months. The Maximum Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for a personal loan is 18%. Our minimum offered loan amount is $500 and our maximum offered loan amount is $15,000.
Not all applicants may qualify for the most favorable rates or the highest possible loan amounts. Approval and actual loan terms depend on credit union membership history and credit risk evaluations (including responsible credit history, debt-to-income information, and availability of collateral). Highly qualified applicants may be offered higher loan amounts and/or lower APRs. Personal loans may not be used for college or post-college education expenses, business or commercial purposes, buying crypto or other speculative investments, gambling, or illegal purposes. Active-duty military, their spouses or dependents covered by the Military Lending Act may not pledge a vehicle as collateral.
Please review our loan cost example below:
Consider a loan where the borrower receives $10,000 at an APR of 18% over 60 months.
The borrower would repay $254.00 every month.
The total amount paid for the loan would be $15,239.69.
Actual loan terms may vary and depend on the prospective borrower’s credit profile, debts, income, membership history, etc.
Some of our loan options are intended for consolidating existing debts into a single loan. When consolidating existing debts or refinancing an existing loan, total finance charges and money owed over the period of the new loan may be more than the existing debt due to longer terms or higher interest rates.