Applying for a Disaster Assistance Loan
Members who have suffered damage can borrow up to $7,500, with payments deferred for 90 days. If a higher amount is desired, you may speak to a loan officer. Members need to be residents of an area impacted by 2025 wildfires in Southern California. This loan is available to current members in good standing. Current member is defined as those with an established membership open more than 30 days.
| Loan | Loan Maximum | Term | APR* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disaster Assistance Loan | $7,500 | 36 months maximum | 5.5% |
Getting help with your Mortgage or HELOC
If you have been affected by a natural disaster, please contact your insurance company immediately. After you have contacted your insurance company:
- If you have a first mortgage with The Police Credit Union, please call 866.768.7354.
- If you have questions or concerns about your HELOC or other loans with us, please look for the "We're here to help" section below to contact us
We express our sincere condolences to those affected, and our continued gratitude to California’s First Responders for helping our affected communities.
We're Here to Help
Other ways to connect with us
Call us at 800.222.1391 or find a branch location, by clicking the button below.
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*APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Example rate of 5.5% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) with 36 monthly payments = $30.20 per $1,000 borrowed. To qualify for this loan you must be a current member of The Police Credit Union with proof of residence in the affected area. Current member is defined as those with an established membership open more than 30 days. Rate, terms, and conditions of the Disaster Assistance Loan are subject to change and this loan can be discontinued without notice.
