Bank of Ireland (UK) loan calculator and review
Our Bank of Ireland loan calculator will help you work out how much you'll pay back on a Bank of Ireland personal loan, and how it compares.
The Bank of Ireland is no longer accepting new personal loans applications in the UK market. We’ve kept this review for historical purposes. You can compare alternative loans.
Bank of Ireland (UK) personal loans were provided by NIIB Group Limited. You could apply online or over the phone, and Bank of Ireland promised a quick decision in most cases.
Quick overview of Bank of Ireland UK personal loans
Loan amount not specified | |
Loan terms | From year to years |
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Age eligibility | Age eligibility not specified |
Application fee | No application fee |
Repayment holiday | Repayment holiday not permitted |
How to apply
If you've decided that a personal loan from is right for you, you can head over to 's website to apply. Completing the secure online application form usually takes about 15 minutes. Before you apply, check that you meet the eligibility requirements and have the information and documents you'll need to make the process as straightforward as possible.
Bank of Ireland customer reviews
Bank of Ireland has received negative reviews from customers, according to review platform Trustpilot. It currently has a rating of 1.3 out of 5, based on more than 500 reviews (updated November 2023). Customers cited issues with using the app and poor customer service.
Customer support
To get in contact with Bank of Ireland’s customer support, you can use Twitter or Facebook to message them or alternatively you can use the online chatbox found on the website. The chat function is available 9:15am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday (excludes bank holidays).
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