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Peak Credit Union

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Peak Credit Union at a glance

Peak Credit Union is a lender based in Washington. LoanMate.ai tracks 1 published loan products from Peak Credit Union (1 rate listings), last verified 2026-10-21. Its lowest published rate today is 4.75% on Secured personal loan. Its Secured personal loan rate of 4.75% is 0.1 points above the national median of 4.65% (across 66 lenders publishing that product). Peak Credit Union lends in Washington only.

Personal loan (1)

ProductRateAPRPointsFeesVerifiedSource
PERS-SEC—4.75——2026-10-21Lender source ↗

How does Peak Credit Union's Secured personal loan rate compare nationally?

Compare all personal loan rates · Best loan rates in Washington

Compare with: BECU, Gesa Credit Union, HAPO Community Credit Union, Harborstone Credit Union

Common questions

What is the lowest published rate at Peak Credit Union?

As of October 21, 2026, the lowest rate LoanMate.ai tracks from Peak Credit Union is 4.75% on its Secured personal loan. That is a published, advertised figure — not a quote or an offer. Your actual rate depends on credit, collateral and underwriting, and is set by the lender.

Where does Peak Credit Union lend?

Peak Credit Union lends in Washington only. Availability can vary by product — confirm eligibility on the lender's website before applying.

How does Peak Credit Union's Secured personal loan rate compare nationally?

Peak Credit Union publishes Secured personal loan at 4.75%. The national median for that product is 4.65% across 66 lenders in LoanMate.ai's October 21, 2026 dataset, so Peak Credit Union is 0.1 points above the national median.

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