§ 14603 Credit Extension Approval Limits
This law lets credit unions pre‑approve a member’s loan limit and lets them get loans up to that amount without extra approvals, as long as the total stays within the limit and the member stays eligible and not overdue.
A member wants to borrow money to buy a new refrigerator. The credit manager says the member can borrow up to $2,000, which is the pre‑approved limit for that member.
Because the loan amount is under the pre‑approved limit and the member is current on payments, the credit union does not need to go through the full approval process again.
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§ 14603 Credit Extension Approval Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026