Avant-Money
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Avant Money is an Irish financial institution and personal lending specialist that provides tailored consumer loans, credit cards, and savings products. It focuses on delivering accessible credit solutions with transparent terms and flexible repayment options for individuals in Ireland. Avant Money uses digital and branch‑based application processes to offer personal loans suited to a range of needs, such as home improvement, debt consolidation, or unexpected expenses.
Amount
€1,000 - €75,000
Tenor
12 - 120 months
Min. Approval Time
24 hrs
Countries
Created On
March 2026
Last Updated
March 2026
Requirements
The basic requirements to apply for a loan on Avant-Money include:
- • Valid passport or Irish national ID card.
- • Proof of residence in Ireland (e.g., utility bill, rental agreement).
- • Minimum age of 18 years or older.
- • Proof of stable income (recent payslips, employment contract, or tax returns).
- • Bank statements (for the last 3–6 months).
- • Employment verification or financial documentation (for self‑employed).
- • Positive credit assessment from Irish credit reporting agencies.
- • Completed loan application form with personal and financial details.
- • For larger loan amounts or secured products, additional documentation may be required.
How to Apply
To apply for a loan with Avant-Money, visit the lender's website and click on "Get Started." If you meet the eligibility criteria and agree with the terms, complete and submit the online application form.
Alternatively, you can download the lender's app on Google Play StoreorApple App Store.
This lender claims it can approve applications on the same day they are submitted and disburse funds within 24 to 72 hrs.
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