We’re approaching the mid-way point in the year … where are you on your 2021 projects list? Are home renovations, landscaping, high-interest bill consolidation and tuition payments weighing heavily on your mind?

Look to Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union’s special Spring Loan, which offers a number of options to suit your financing needs:

• As low as 2.49% APR* for 12 months

Includes a 0.24% reduction for automatic payments from an APFCU or its divisions account. Monthly payments on a $2,500 loan could be as low as $211.36 for 12 months.

OR:

• As low as 5.00% APR* for 24 months

Includes a 0.24% reduction for automatic payments from an APFCU or its divisions account. Monthly payments on a $2,500 loan could be as low as $109.89 for 24 months.

OR:

• As low as 5.25% APR* for 36 months

Includes a 0.24% reduction for automatic payments from an APFCU or its divisions account. Monthly payments on a $2,500 loan could be as low as $75.38 for 36 months.

Loan terms up to 6 years are also available. Visit any branch or go to alohapacific.com for more information.

*Personal term loan offer valid as of 5/1/2021 and may be modified or canceled at any time.

Valid for loan amounts from $1,500 to $30,000. Membership ($5 in Regular Savings) required. APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Your loan approval and APR are based on credit-worthiness. New loans only. No refinancing of existing APFCU or its Divisions loans. Other restrictions may apply. See branch for details on applicable fees, and other available rates and terms.

Help Us Help Our Community in Need

Aloha Pacific FCU is raising funds for Hawaii Foodbank as part of a credit union coalition that is stepping up in the fight against hunger. The campaign continues through July.

APFCU’s goal is to raise at least $2,000, and will also contribute a matching $2,000 to the final total.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the foodbank has seen an alarming rise in requests for food in our Island community:

• Food insecurity has grown by 50 percent, as nearly a quarter of a million Hawaii residents are struggling with hunger. This includes out-of-work parents, senior citizens and one in four children.

• Since the start of the COVID pandemic, the foodbank has purchased more than $13.2 million worth of emergency food. The usual pre-pandemic annual budget was $400,000.

• During 11 mass distributions, food was given to more than 40,000 households.

You can help: Donate online through our credit union coalition fundraising page, alohapacific.com/hawaiifoodbank.

Mahalo for your generosity!

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