STUDENT CAR LOAN |
Interest Rate |
Comparison Rate 1 |
Car up to 1 year old |
9.90% pa |
9.90% pa |
Car up to 5 years old |
10.90% pa |
10.90% pa |
Car older than 1 year |
9.95% pa |
9.95% pa |
Car older than 5 years (unsecured) |
11.95% pa |
11.95% pa |
Student Loan Features |
|
No establishment or ongoing annual fees |
Avoid paying any establishment, annual or ongoing fees with a Unicredit student loan. Government fees may apply. |
Easy to manage repayment schedule |
Choose weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments to match your pay cycle. |
Range of repayment options |
Choose automatic deductions from your Unicredit account or salary or make your repayments at any Unicredit branch or Bank@Post outlet . |
Extra repayments with no early payout penalty |
Make extra repayments on loans without penalty and reduce the interest payments and term of your loan. |
24-48 hour approval |
A quick answer on your loan application so you can go shopping for your car without delay. |
Loan terms range from six months to 5 years |
Set a repayment schedule that you are comfortable with over six months to 5 years. |
On campus branch convenience |
Our conveniently located branches on your university campus make it easy to speak to a Unicredit representative about your loan enquiry. |
Personalised and professional service |
Call Unicredit and speak directly to a friendly Lending Consultant to discuss your personal financial needs. |
Casual employment or Austudy/ Youth Allowance accepted |
Unicredit accept part-time or casual employment in addition to Austudy/ Youth Allowance as sources of income when assessing your capacity to repay the loan. |
Minimum Fortnightly Payments (over 5 years)
|
New Car |
Older than 5 years (with parental guarantee) |
Older than 5 years (unsecured) |
|
$5,000 |
$48 |
$49 |
$48 |
$51 |
$8,000 |
$78 |
$79 |
$78 |
$81 |
$10,000 |
$97 |
$99 |
$97 |
$102 |
$12,000 |
$117 |
$119 |
$117 |
$122 |
| $15,000 |
$146 |
$149 |
$146 |
$153 |
Please note that the above figures are used as a guide only and do not include stamp duty and REVS registration. Student loans are generally secured with a parental guarantee.

