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Consumer Gold Shield Credit Lines

Lubbock National Bank offers an unsecured Personal Goldshield Credit Line, which will enable you to make yourself a loan simply by writing a check. Use it whenever you need cash. You can pay off higher interest credit cards and save money.

With a line of credit, you can loan yourself money simply by writing a check. Use it whenever you need cash. For more information click on Personal Credit Line or contact a Lubbock National Bank loan officer near you.

**Credit limits are based upon annual income and current liabilities. Subject to credit approval.

The benefits of making yourself a loan:
The Personal Goldshield Credit Line is a better way to have the money for what you need when you need it. Our credit line is a personal line of credit under which you may qualify for as much as $10,000* at an interest rate of 3.5% over Wall Street Journal Prime Lending Rate.

Access your Personal Credit Line in two ways:

1. Write a check on your Lubbock National Bank checking account for more than your balance. We will advance the money you need automatically, in increments of $10.00 into your checking account.
2. Transfer the funds you need via internet banking.

Activity history repayment methods
Each month you will receive a statement of your Lubbock National Bank Credit Line account activity. Repayment is 2.5% of the outstanding balance plus interest due or $25 plus interest due, whichever is greater. If you choose, your minimum monthly payment can be automatically drafted from your checking account. You may pay all or part of your credit balance at any time without penalty.

* Credit limits are based upon annual income and current liabilities. Approved credit levels will range from $500.00 to $10,000. Subject to credit approval.
** The variable rate used in the Lubbock National Bank Credit Line Agreement will be equal to the Wall Street Journal Prime Lending Rate in effect on the last day of the month plus 3.5%, and will change and be effective as of the 1st day of the month following a prime rate change.