Insurance Premium Finance

A loan which lets your business spread the cost of large annual insurance premiums.
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Insurance Premium Finance at a glance

Spread the cost of your insurance premium(s), freeing up working capital.

  • We pay the insurance company directly on your behalf in one lump sum
  • Repayment terms from 6 to 11 months
  • Finance from €7,500 (no maximum advance)
  • Fixed rate repayments
  • Quick and simple set-up

Types of Insurance we finance:

  • Fire, burglary and motor insurance
  • Public and product liability insurance
  • Fleet insurance

How does it work?

Insurance Premium Finance is a short-term loan that lets your business spread the cost of large annual insurance premiums.

How to Apply?

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We will call you back with a competitive quote and assist you with your application. All applicants will be contacted within 24 hours excluding weekends and Bank Holidays.

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Existing and new customers can call us on 0818 210 615 Mon-Fri, 9am – 4:30pm. Excluding Bank Holidays

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Insurance Premium Finance spreads the cost of large annual insurance premiums

  • Quick and simple to arrange – when you have your quote or renewal details, just get in touch.
  • We give you a quote, and if you want to go ahead, we help with your insurance premium finance application.
  • We pay the insurance broker / company directly on your behalf (subject to credit approval).

Fees

Documentation Fee: €63.49

Terms and Conditions

Lending criteria, terms and conditions apply. Over 18s only. Minimum application of €7,500 is required and maximum term of 11 months. There is no maximum advance amount applied to this product. A documentation fee of €63.49 applies to all loans. This fee will be charged with the first monthly payment. Insurance Premium Finance is provided by Bank of Ireland. Bank of Ireland, trading as Bank of Ireland Finance, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Warning: You may have to pay charges if you repay early, in full or in part, a fixed-rate credit facility.

Warning: If you do not meet the repayments on your credit facility agreement, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating, which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.