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Why can I use a loan discount on a new or existing loan with a balance of $100,000 or more or remaining terms over 12 years?

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Why can I use a loan discount on a new or existing loan with a balance of $100,000 or more or remaining terms over 12 years?

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Frankly, because the cost of the reward would be prohibitive. It would cost the credit union too much to offer this kind of reward–a 1% discount on a$150,000 loan is 10 times greater than a discount on a $15,000 loan–and it would take too many points to achieve the reward. Also, we want to focus on having rewards that a majority of members can use. Loan discounts for $25,000 (such as an auto loan), rather than $150,000 loans, fit that description.

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