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How to compare and apply for loans
bonkers.ie makes it easy to compare and borrow money in Ireland.
- Tell us your needs
- Compare options
- Borrow money
What do I need to get started?
- Knowledge of what you want
- Financial history
- Sufficient income to meet repayments
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We're regulated
Bonkers Money Limited, trading as bonkers, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
This reflects our continued commitment to providing independent, impartial, and accurate information and services.
Things to consider
When it comes to getting a personal loan, it's not always about getting the lowest rate. Here are some things to consider in order to maximise your money.
- Total Cost
You may be shown an option with a very low monthly repayment and think you’re getting an amazing deal.
Be mindful that these can be much longer term loans and could cost more in the long term.
- Cash-secured loans
Providers may give you a lower interest rate if you hold a percentage of the total amount in an account with that bank. This money acts as security for the loan and cannot be accessed until the loan is fully repaid.
- Loan purpose
Different purposes warrant different interest rates so consider the purpose of the loan to maximise your money.
Usually, holiday loans are the most expensive and home improvement loans are the least expensive.
Cooling off period
You can cancel your policy within 14 days of purchasing without penalty.
This is known as the cooling off period. Check your policy's terms and conditions for information on potential fees.
