Motorhome, Campervan, Travel Trailer Loans

You can apply for and get an Arsenal Credit Union loan at many dealerships throughout Missouri and Illinois. Be sure to insist on ACU financing when you are at these dealerships to get our low rates. This list does not indicate an endorsement for these manufacturers, dealers or services.

Yes, you can update your insurance information here.

The only place to get a truly free credit report is AnnualCreditReport.com. You can receive one from each credit-reporting bureau – TransUnion, Equifax and Experian – every year. It's best to stagger your three reports throughout the year. For example, get your TransUnion report in January, Equifax in May and Experian in September.

Fifth wheel RV owners pay an average of $800 to $925 per year for insurance. However, a more luxurious vehicle with a medium duty truck can cost up to $1,300 to insure.

Our annual car insurance premium averages $1,500 a year, while RV insurance averages $550 annually for a motorhome and $250 for a nonmotorized trailer. Variables that go into determining RV insurance include your driving record and age.

Towable RVs include fifth wheels, pop-ups, and travel trailers. For instance, if your camper somehow comes unhitched from your truck and damages some property, your auto insurance liability will cover the costs. Because liability is covered under your car insurance, the state does not require insurance on towable RVs.

Everyone could use a little financial relief now and then, and we want to help you during those stressful times when your bills pile up all at once. To qualify for skip-a-pay, you must have had no payments over 30 days delinquent on your Arsenal auto loan, no unpaid charge-offs or negative balances with the credit union, and no Credit Protection Insurance (CPI) added to your loan without a full refund. To take advantage of skip-a-pay, you need to contact the credit union and complete an authorization form before your due date. Loans that are paid by automatic transfer from another financial institution or through bill payer are ineligible. Interest will continue to accrue on the unpaid balance during the month that a payment is skipped. A small processing fee applies. Skipping your payment this way will not affect your credit score.