Bank of Ireland Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme

  • €5,000 personal loan
  • 36 month term
  • €145.30 per month

Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme

Bank of Ireland Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme

3% APR (variable)

2.95% Interest rate (variable)

  • The repayment amount is €5,230.65
  • The minimum age is 18
  • The minimum income is not specified
  • The minimum loan amount is €5,000
  • The maximum loan amount is €75,000
  • You do not need to be an existing customer of Bank of Ireland to apply for this loan
  • The rate is variable, and may go up or down for the duration of the loan as general interest rates fluctuate
  • Repayment Deferral Option (Available to Bank of Ireland current account holders who are repaying their loan on a monthly basis.)
  • Fast decision
  • No early repayment fees
  • Flexible repayments
  • Unscheduled repayments are allowed
  • Works must be undertaken by an SEAI registered installer. You must provide a copy of your Home Energy Summary Report as part of the application. This will be provided to you by your SEAI service provider after they have assessed your house.
  • If you are looking to improve the Building Energy Rating (BER) of your home then the government-backed Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme, alongside a Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) grant, could be the answer.

Loan tiers

This Personal Loan has a variable rate which means that the rate, and your loan repayments, can go up or down during the term of your loan.

Loan amountTypical APR
€5,000 - €75,0003%
Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme

Bank of Ireland Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme

3% APR (variable)

2.95% Interest rate (variable)

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