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Find out moreBorrow £300. Save £10 every month.
Need a little extra help? We’ve designed the £300 Starter Loan especially for new borrowers to access an affordable small loan when you need it, while helping you build a regular savings habit at the same time.
A small loan can make a big difference. You could use your £300 Starter Loan for:
The Starter Loan is designed to help people who need to borrow, who do not currently have a loan with Northern Community Bank.
Whatever you need the money for, we'll look at your circumstances and affordability to make sure the loan is right for you.
With our £300 Starter Loan, we ask you to save £10 every month while you are paying back your loan. This amount is set aside and can’t be withdrawn until your loan is fully repaid – or your savings are more than what you still owe, in which case you can take out the extra. You can also choose to save a bit more on to– maybe for Christmas, holidays or life’s little treats – but that part’s completely up to you.
Our £300 Starter Loan is designed for account holders who need a smaller amount of borrowing.
Please note: We cannot lend to anyone in an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), Debt Relief Order (DRO) or Bankruptcy, this will be checked on application.


FREE Bereavement Fund benefit on savings and loans*, so in the event of your untimely death your loan would be paid off and an additional payment from the fund could be added to your savings balance.
*Subject to T&Cs.
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Flexible repayment management - tell us your preferred loan repayment date and we’ll schedule your loan, around you
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Borrow £300. Save £10 every month. Apply today, with competitive interest rates and repayments tailored just for you.
Apply NowEven if we can't offer you a loan, you're still welcome to save with us. For free, confidential debt advice, you may find support through:
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