Your ID (for example, a passport or drivers licence) Proof of your home address (for example, a utility bill or bank statement) An original or electronic version (for example, a PDF or photo) of a document showing your Personal Public Service Number (PPSN) or Tax Reference Number (TRN) and full original or electronic version (for example, a PDF or photo) of a document showing your Personal Public Service Number (PPSN) or Tax Reference Number (TRN) and full name. For a full list of acceptable documents and more information on how to provide it, visit to apply for a Personal Loan Apply Online or via your AIB (NI) Mobile Banking app. You must be an existing personal current account customer who is registered for Online Services. Sole applicants only. Apply Online or via your AIB (NI) Mobile Banking app, your application should take approx. 10 three ways to apply, including online, Business Banking from a distance is possible. We have two loan types available. Fixed Rate Loan - Borrow up to €60,000 with the peace of mind of a fixed interest rate and no early repayment fees. Variable Rate Loan – For loan amounts greater than €60,000, we offer competitive variable interest AIB we have 2 loan types available to meet our farm business customer's financial needs. If you are looking to borrow up to €60,000 we have an SME Fixed Rate Loan available. For loan amounts greater than €60,000 we offer competitive variable interest Loan - AIB (NI)Farm Loan, Long Term Farm Loan, Farm Finance and Loans, AIBLoans Ireland, Car Loan, Personal Loan, Online Loans | AIBPersonal Loan - AIB (NI)When you come into your local World Finance branch to complete your loan, you’ll review the terms of your loan and set up the payment option that works best for you. As part of the closing process, you’ll need to bring a number of documents with you. These include: Picture ID with signature (drivers license, state issued ID or passport)However, you should go into the loan process with a solid idea of the payment you know you can afford and how long you’ll need to repay it. Don’t borrow more than you need, even if you’re
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