Moneyworks Payroll Loan

Moneyworks Payroll Loan

Pay back directly from your salary and receive a 1% per month discount on our loan rates! Borrow between £200 and £20,000, with up to 7-year repayment period from 6.9% - 41.6% APR.

Moneyworks Payroll Loan

Cambrian Credit Union has arrangements with over 50 local companies, local authorities and health services to enable our members to make savings or pay loans directly from their wages. Borrow between £200 and £20,000 from 6.9% to 41.6% APR.

 

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Apply for a loan today with interest rates that suit you!

Borrow between £200 - £20000
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This calculator is for illustrative purposes only, to give you, the borrower, an overview of the potential cost of borrowing. The Credit Union, or any of its staff, cannot be held responsible for any errors. Please note that this calculator only provides an indicative quote and actual repayments may vary. We may need to alter an applicant’s Loan product due to affordability or other circumstances. In this instant our loans team will contact you and keep you up to date with your application.

Borrow at great rates for any purpose

Our Moneyworks Payroll Loan is designed to allow members to borrow between £200 and £20,000 with up to 7-year repayment period directly through their salary . From 6.9% to 41.6% APR.

Members must be employed by one of our Moneyworks partners to access this loan product.

Moneyworks Payroll Loan

BorrowRepay overAPR*
£200– £2,50012 Months – 5 Years41.6%
£2,550 – £3,50012 Months – 5 Years25.8%
£3,550 – £5,00012 Months – 5 Years11.7%
£5,050– £7,50012 Months – 7 Years11.7%
£7,550 – £20,00012 Months – 7 Years6.9%

*Annual Percentage Rate

Key Features

  • Borrow from £200 - £20,000
  • Easy application online or in branch
  • No impact on your credit file if you are not accepted
  • Interest is charged only on the outstanding reducing balance
  • No early repayment fees or penalties and no hidden fees
  • Decisions by a person, not a computer
  • Build your savings as you repay

Eligibility Criteria

  • Must be over 18 years of age to apply
  • Residing or employed in Wales
  • Must be employed by one of our Moneyworks Wales Partners
  • Not in an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement), DRO (debt relief order) or bankrupt

Will my application be approved?

Every Cambrian loan is subject to manual affordability and credit checks. Your likelihood of approval increases if:

  • You are able to comfortably afford the repayments alongside your other existing financial obligations
  • You haven't engaged in risky behaviours that could make it difficult for you to repay, including excessive gambling

What you’ll need

  • Proof of Address
  • Photographic Identification
  • Benefit letter – within the last 12 months
  • Tenancy agreement - within the last 12 months
  • Utility bill - within the last 6 months
  • Council tax bill- - within the last 12 months
  • Your National Insurance Number
  • Your recent bank statements from the past two months that demonstrate your income and expenditure
  • For loan applications over £5,000 we do require applicants to provide Open Banking via our Online banking App
  • If you don’t have photo id don’t worry, we can accept benefit award letters dated within the last 12 months. Scanned copies, a screengrab or clear, high-quality photos can be accepted.
  • Adferiad Recovery
  • ADRA
  • Affinity Healthcare
  • Airbus
  • Archwood Group
  • Ardagh
  • AVOW – Association Of Voluntary Organisations Of Wrexham
  • Baavet
  • Bangor University
  • Betsi Cadwalar University Health Board
  • CAIS
  • Cartrefi Cymru
  • Cartrefi Conwy
  • Clifford Jones Timber
  • Clwyd Alyn
  • Cooptions
  • Conwy Connect For Learning Disabilities
  • Conwy County Borough Council
  • Conwy County Borough Council Teachers
  • Craig Bragdy Design
  • CVSC
  • Cymryd Rhan
  • Denbighshire County Council
  • Flintshire County Council
  • Grwp Cynefin
  • Grwp Llandrillo Menai
  • Gwynedd Council
  • Hafal
  • Homeinstead
  • HYDRO Aluminium Deeside
  • Isle Of Anglesey County Council
  • Jackson Fire & Security Solutions
  • Kim Inspire
  • Mark Water Pumps Limited
  • Martines Childcare
  • Mon CF
  • Natural Resources Wales
  • Net World Sports
  • Newtown And Llanllwchaiarn Town Council
  • North Wales Housing Association
  • Nu Instruments
  • Pennysmart CIC
  • Pilgrim's UK Lamb Ltd
  • Powys County Council
  • Powys Teaching Health Board
  • Public Health Wales
  • QIOPTIQ
  • Rhyl City Strategy
  • Splash Community Trust Plas Madoc
  • South Denbighshire Community Partnerships
  • Thorncliffe Building Supplies
  • TRB
  • Velindre University NHS Trust
  • WCADA
  • WCVA
  • Welsh Ambulance Service
  • Welsh Government
  • Welsh Women’s Aid
  • Wrexham County Borough Council
  • Wrexham University

Benefits to Payroll Deduction

Payment straight from your salary

Never miss a payment

It's a local and ethical

Encourages a healthy savings habit

Simple way for you to save and borrow

Helps you take control of your finances

Helps to build financial security

Can help alleviate money worries and stress

Loans FAQs

Have a question? Check below to see if it is answered in our Frequently Answered Questions.

What is APR?

APR stands for ‘annual percentage rate’. It shows the percentage of interest the borrower would need to pay on top of a loan over the course of one year. The length of different loans can vary. While some (such as mortgages) have a term of many years, others are paid off in a few days or weeks. The idea of APR is to make it easy to compare the cost by requiring all lenders to display a rate based on a 1 year period.

How much can I borrow?

You can apply to borrow as much or as little as you need. Our maximum unsecured loan is £25,000. All loan decisions are based on your income, expenditure and your ability to repay.

Can I apply for a loan straight away?

You can become a membership and apply for a loan at the same time. Cambrian Credit Union does not currently require a member to save before they apply for a loan.

How long will a loan application take?

We process our applications as quick as possible as long as we receive the relevant uploaded documents.  The quicker we receive your documents, the quicker we can approve your application!

Can I repay my loan early?

Yes, you can repay your loan in full at any time without penalty. You can also make additional deposits to reduce the value of your outstanding loan at any time – again without penalty.

Are there any membership fees?

To utilise our products and services, and to maintain those services Cambrian charge the following fees:

  • Current Members:
    • £5 membership fee (membership fee is payable annually on anniversary of joining)
    • £5 savings held in the account at all times
  • New members:
    • £5 set up fee
    • £5 membership fee (membership fee is payable annually on anniversary of joining)
    • £5 savings held in the account at all times
  • Reactivating a membership:
    • £5 set up fee
    • £5 membership fee (membership fee is payable annually on anniversary of joining)
    • £5 savings held in the account at all times
  • Corporate members fees:
    • £10 set up fee
    • £5 membership fee (membership fee is payable annually on anniversary of joining)
    • £5 savings held in the account at all times
    • £10 fee payable for change of signatures on the account.
  • Junior Members:
    • Not for younger members until they are 16, then the account will automatically upgrade to an adult account. (Current Member)

Deposits can be made via a Payment Link which is sent once the online application is submitted, Standing Order, Benefits or Cash over the counter at one of our branches.

What Identity Documents (ID) do I need to become a member?

Photographic ID

  • Current signed passport – if the passport is not UK/Irish then we will also need to see their Right to work documentation.

  • EEA member state identity card (which can also be used as evidence of address if it carries this)

  • Current UK or EEA photocard driving licence (Full and Provisional) – the address on the Driving licence must be checked against the record in Progress, if this does not match the Driving licence is not valid.
  • Photographic registration cards for self-employed individuals in the construction industry -CIS4

  • Firearms or shotgun certificate

  • Residence permit issued by the Home Office to EEA nationals on sight of own country passport

  • UK Citizen Card

  • Armed forces identity card – unexpired

Non-Photographic ID

  • Full old-style driving licence – not provisional

  • Official letter from Benefits Agency/DWP/Local Authority confirming your right to UK benefits, local benefits, UK Pension  - dated within the last 12 months.

  • UK Student loan/ grant paperwork – dated in last 12 months

  • HMRC coding/assessment/statement/tax credit letter (not P45/P60) (dated within the last 12 months)
What Proof of Address do I need to become a member?

Proof Of Address

  • Utility bill (gas, electric, satellite television, landline phone bill or broadband bill) dated within the last six months .

  • TV licence or confirmation of TV licence renewal letter as long as dated in the last 12 months.

  • Water bill dated in the last 12 months.

  • Local authority council tax bill for the current council tax year – this must be the bill only not letters relating to the tax.

  • Current UK driving licence (but only if not used for the ID evidence)

  • Bank, Building Society or Credit card statement or passbook dated within the last three months.

  • Original mortgage statement from a recognised lender issued for the last full year.

  • Solicitors letter within the last three months confirming recent house purchase or land registry confirmation of address

  • Council or housing association rent card or tenancy agreement or Occupation Contract for the current year

  • Official letter from Benefits Agency/DWP/Local Authority confirming your right to UK benefits, local benefits, UK Pension  - dated within the last 12 months. Only if not used as Proof of ID.

  • HMRC self-assessment letters or tax demand dated within the current financial year

  • Electoral Register entry
    or
    NHS Medical card or letter of confirmation from GP’s practice of registration with the surgery – note this is not appointment letters from hospital

  • HMRC coding/assessment/statement/tax credit letter (not P45/P60) (dated within the last 12 months) Only if not used as Proof of ID.

 

  • Letter from a Prison Governor or Probation Officer (must be on official headed paper)

  • UK Student loan/ grant paperwork – dated in last 12 months

  • For Homeless – letter from support/social worker dated in last 3 months
What is the 60 day rule?

Members can only apply for a loan after 60 days of their previous loan application as each application generates a credit report which has an impact on the members credit score. As ethical and responsible lenders we require up to date information regarding a member’s financial circumstances when reviewing each loan application and we feel it would be detrimental to a members financial health if a credit report was generated more frequently.

Why do we ask for Child benefit or benefit payments on some products?

As some members may have limited or no credit history we ask may for a benefit to be paid in rather than a Standing Order or Direct Debit.  This will help the member to build their credit history with Cambrian. while also providing a secure repayment method.

Warning: Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For help with your account please contact our team on 0333 2000 601 or visit www.cambriancu.com. For financial advice visit www.moneyhelper.org.uk