§ 14952 Minor Member Loan Limits
This law says credit unions can't lend too much money to members under 18 unless they're emancipated or the loan is secured properly.
A 17-year-old wants to borrow $5,000 from their credit union to buy a car.
The credit union can only lend them up to a certain amount set by their rules, unless the teen is legally independent or the loan is backed by something valuable (like the car itself).
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§ 14952 Minor Member Loan Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026