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When you have questions about your South Carolina Federal Credit Union accounts or our products and services, start here. We compiled the questions we receive most frequently from members so you can quickly find valuable information. If you need more assistance, please contact us. We are always happy to help.

Loans

South Carolina Federal Credit Union
P.O. Box 62349
North Charleston, SC 29419-2349

A payoff quote is available for all loans and will include accrued interest and the daily per diem.

Auto, boat, recreational vehicle, credit cards or personal loans:

To obtain today's payoff or a 10 business day payoff quote:
• Visit a local financial center.
Contact Us.
Any overage of your payoff will be deposited into your savings account or returned to you in an overpayment check.

First Mortgage:
Contact Dovenmuehle at (877) 636-9534
Second Mortgage/HELOC:

Fax payoff request to Fulfillment at (843) 737-7400. Request must include:

  • Member Name.

  • Member Social Security Number.

  • Account Number.

  • Payoff (good through) date.

  • Return Fax Number.

  • Copy of a signed authorization of release form from member requesting this information.

  • Once payoff is given, Second Mortgage/HELOC will be locked and no advances can be taken.

Or visit a local financial center.

If you would like to make short term payment arrangements, you may also contact our Loss Prevention Team at (843) 569-5045 or (800) 845-0349.

Titles are released once the loan balance is satisfied:

  • For loans paid off by certified funds (cashier’s check, cash or money order), the title will be mailed within 48 business hours of receiving Release Form.

  • For loans paid off with a personal check, the title will be mailed within 7-10 business days.

  • Third Party releases take up to 5 days.

Our loans are calculated with simple interest.

Simple interest is the calculation of daily accrued interest on your principal loan balance.
Interest accrues from the date of your last payment through the date of the next received payment.
If a payment is received 29 days from the last payment, there will be 29 days of interest charged on the unpaid principal balance of the loan. The remainder of the loan payment is credited to principal and reduces the unpaid principal balance on the loan.

For example, a $25,000 loan at a 7% interest rate would be calculated using the formula (Principal Balance x rate)/ 365 days:
$25,000 x 7% =$1,750
$1,750/365 days = $4.80 per day

As the principal balance is paid down, the daily interest will decrease as well.

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