1. Apply at any KALSEE Credit Union office location for any one of a variety of low-cost KALSEE loans.
   
   
2. We also have a convenient online Electronic Loan Application (Below)
   
   
3. Our Printable Loan Application (Below). You can mail in, fax or drop off the completed paper copy of your application. A KALSEE fax number is on the application or you can fax it to the KALSEE office of your choice. Please remember to sign and date the paper version of your application.

Click Here for the fax numbers and locations of our offices. 

If you have any questions regarding your KALSEE loan, please feel free to call us at: 269.382.7800 or toll-free at 877.KALSEE1.

Need some help estimating your loan? 
Use the KALSEE Loan Calculator.

 The Loan Calculator can provide you with a close estimation of your monthly loan payment, but your exact payment will be based on an interest rate determined by your credit score. To get the ball rolling, use one of the two loan applications below or contact any KALSEE office if you have questions. We can work with you to find your precise monthly payment and terms that will fit your budget.

Want to Fax in or Mail your Loan Application to KALSEE? Click to Download a Printable Loan Application Fax Number and Mailing Address are at the top of the application

SECURE Electronic On-Line Loan Application

PLEASE NOTE:

WHEN USING THE ELECTRONIC LOAN APPLICATION, IF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD FROM KALSEE AFTER ONE BUSINESS DAY,

PLEASE CALL US AT: (269) 382-7800 OR TOLL FREE: (877) - KALSEE1   

Loan qualification is required in order to
obtain a loan  from KALSEE Credit Union.

Loans Offered by KALSEE Credit Union
Auto Loans	Personal Loans
Bill Consolidation Loans	Recreational Vehicle Loans
Boat Loans	Revolving Credit Loans
Home Equity Loans	Secured Loans
Home Improvement Loans	Signature Loans
Mortgages	Student Loans
Mobile Home Loans	VISA Cash Advance Loans
Overdraft Line-of-Credit Loans

Gap Insurance
KALSEE Credit Union offers GAP Insurance for vehicle loans at considerably less cost than dealerships charge. GAP insurance pays the difference between the actual cash value and the amount left on the loan if your car is stolen or declared a total loss due to an accident. For additional information on GAP insurance, click here.