Loan Protection Products & Warranty Programs
Add Term Life and Disability Coverage to Your Next Loan
Adding term life and disability coverage to your credit union loans could reduce, pay off or make the loan payments on your covered cPort loan in the event of your death or disability from a covered illness or injury.
For more information, including details about exclusions and limitations, ask a member service representative at our Maine credit union about adding Term Life and Disability coverage to your loan.
Get Extra Security with GAP Coverage
Did you know you could be risking some big financial losses in the early years of financing your vehicle? If your car is stolen or totaled, auto insurance covers only the actual cash value. Therefore, you remain liable for payment of the difference between your loan balance and the insurance settlement. This could be the difference of hundreds or even thousands of dollars. In addition to covering the loan deficiency, our GAP insurance also provides $1,000 towards the purchase of a replacement vehicle financed through cPort Credit Union in Maine.
You can sign up for GAP coverage when you apply for an auto loan at cPort Credit Union at rates below what dealers usually charge.
Extended Warranty for Mechanical Repairs
Even the most reliable vehicle can develop a mechanical problem. Our Maine credit union offers Route 66 Extended Warranty, a vehicle protection plan that provides excellent coverage and extensive protection, including Emergency Road Service, against mechanical and electrical failures. However, the most important feature is that Route 66 will cost you much less than you are accustomed to seeing at dealerships.
Ask a member service representative at one of our credit unions in Maine about adding a Route 66 Extended Warranty to your vehicle.
NCUA Share Insurance Estimator
Learn about your federal NCUA insurance coverage.
Insurance products 1) are not federally insured by the NCUA, 2) are not obligations of the credit union or its affiliates, 3) are not guaranteed by the credit union or its affiliates, 4) may involve investment risks including loss of principal.