Pier of d'Nort has partnered with Marine Credit Union to make the financing process simple, fast, and convenient.
We make financing easy
Marine Credit Union handles the financing process from start to finish, so you don't have to worry about complicated paperwork or making multiple trips to a lender.
- Simple application process — Marine Credit Union personally contacts every applicant to help find the best financing solution available.
- Competitive rates — Docks are financed as a secured recreational product using the item's serial number, which can help provide a competitive rate.
- No minimum credit score — Marine Credit Union does not require a minimum credit score to apply.
- No minimum down payment — There is no minimum down payment requirement.
- Flexible income documentation — Self-employed applicants generally do not need to provide proof of income unless their credit score is below 680.
- We handle the details — Marine Credit Union collects any required documentation and financing requirements directly from the customer.
- Digital closing — Loan documents are completed electronically through DocuSign, so customers don't need to visit a branch.
- Fast funding — Once the customer completes the closing, financing funds can be sent to Pier of d'Nort via ACH or check within minutes.
Financing up to $100,000
Marine Credit Union offers financing for eligible pier purchases up to $100,000, giving you more flexibility when building the waterfront setup you want.
Your pier. Your plan.
Don't let the upfront cost keep you from getting the waterfront setup you've been planning. With financing available through Marine Credit Union, you can explore payment options that fit your budget while our team helps make the purchasing process as easy as possible.
Financing is subject to credit approval and applicable terms and conditions. Loan limits, rates, terms, and requirements are determined by Marine Credit Union. Pier of d'Nort is not a lender.
Where Marine Credit Union lends
Financing is available through Marine Credit Union across Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and parts of Illinois. Check the service area map to see whether your county is covered.