RECREATIONAL VEHICLE LOANS

Choose Your Own Adventure

Venture out with a new RV, boat, motorcycle, or jet ski! Whether it’s got 2 wheels, 8 wheels, or no wheels–we got you covered. FFCCU offers financing and refinance options on new or used boats and vehicles. With recreational loan rates like ours, where will you go for your next adventure?

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What is a Recreational Vehicle Loan?

Recreational vehicle loans can finance several items that involve outdoor and leisure activities. If you’re in the market for a motorcycle, camper, motorhome, RV, boat, or ATV, a Rec Vehicle loan can help alleviate the costly upfront purchase price. Recreational loans include:

RV Loans
As RV prices continue to soar, we have financing available to help you travel the country without breaking the bank.

Camper Loans
Are you looking for a camper to bring more family time to your summer? From Travel Trailers to Pop-ups, we can finance all types of campers so you can enjoy your weekend getaways.

Boat Loans
Owning a boat in Northeast Ohio has its rewards, but the initial costs can be daunting. A boat loan can make boat ownership possible so you can enjoy the open water.

Motorcycle Loans
Northeast Ohio has plenty of scenic motorcycle routes, from the Lake Erie shoreline to the Emerald Necklace. Harley, Yamaha, or Suzuki, we can fund your dream bike!

Jet Ski Loans
Tour the Lake Erie coast or see what small Ohio lakes have to offer. Jet Skis and other personal watercraft can deliver endless summer fun! Whether you’re buying new or used, FFCCU can provide financing for your new favorite water toy.

ATV Loans
Explore Ohio’s outdoors with an ATV or UTV! Whether you’re ready to buy a used or new ATV, we have financing options available for you! Hit the trails today!

KUDOS!

I would like to thank Meghan T., for taking her time with a loan we needed. We were nervous about coming in, but she was very thorough and helpful. Words can’t express how appreciated we felt!

-Alice & James D.

My experience with FFCCU’s Parma branch has been nothing but positive. Obtaining an auto loan was really easy, even though I came to the establishment as a nonmember.

-Star B.

Shared branching lets me, as a member of an out-of-town credit union, access FFCCU’s services. I have never had a bad experience working with FFCCU and appreciate that they have helped me make large d...

-Paul P.

Anytime I have to call, I always end up speaking with the most friendly folks. They always help me and I feel like I’m truly being taken care of.

-Alexandra

Our Financial Service Rep spoke with the travel agency directly to ensure payment for our dream vacation made the deadline. The process reaffirmed that FFCCU is the best credit union for us!

-The Freeborns

I work with banks and credit unions on a daily basis, and FFCCU goes above and beyond to help its members. Thank you all for making the process easy to understand and treating me like a person.

-Jennifer

Big kudos to the West Side CLE branch. I secured my new car loan with a rate better than what the dealer was offering. FFCCU has always been my go-to for car loans for this very reason!

-Bridget E.

Fortunately, we found out about the mortgage program at FFCCU. We had originally applied for a loan through a bank, but they were not interested in helping us. FFCCU put through our loan in a timely m...

-John B.

I cannot thank Tilisha at the Willoughby branch enough for going above and beyond to get my auto loan approved. It was a pleasure to work with her. Words can’t express how appreciative I am.

-Percaker G.

I cannot say enough good things about the individuals I have worked with – especially when my card number was stolen. The service I have had is why I have moved all my accounts to FFCCU. KUDOS!

-David H.

The loan process was quick and easy. One of the FFCCU teammates told me about loan options when I was at the branch – by the time I was home 10 minutes later – they had already checked in.

-John S.

Whenever I have questions and start a chat I always receive a quick response with all my questions thoroughly answered. Just wanted to say THANK YOU!

-Jerry T.

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How Do Recreational Vehicle Loans Work?

STEP 1:
Choose Your Vehicle

We offer you flexible financing options to buy your boat, motorcycle, ATV, camper, RV, or motorhome. Whether you dream of spending a day on the water or exploring the open road, we can finance your vehicle purchase so you can get out there and have fun.

STEP 2:
Complete An Application

Complete our online application and get approved quickly for your recreational loan. Answer a few basic questions about the amount you need and the desired term length of your loan.

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STEP 3:
Loan Approval

Starting the process and getting approved for a recreational loan couldn’t be easier. Once we receive your application, we’ll go through your information to see if you qualify. We’ll analyze your credit history to determine your interest rate. We’ll get back to you soon with important updates!

STEP 4:
Begin Making Payments

After you’re approved, we will cover the loan amount and set you up with monthly payments. We also offer automatic payments through EasyPay, which will lower your interest rate by 0.25%. Interest rates are subject to change.

Our Rates

As of February 12, 2026

Motorcycle, ATV, Boat, Jet Ski, Camper, Trailer/Motorhome	Interest Rate	APR**
New	as low as 7.11%*	as low as 7.71%**
Pre-Owned/Used newer than seven model years	as low as 7.61%*	as low as 8.21%**
Pre-Owned/Used seven model years or older	as low as 8.61%*	as low as 9.21%**
Approval and rates based on credit worthiness, number of years the loan is financed, amount financed, age of collateral and other qualifying criteria. Members must be 18 years of age or older. New rec vehicle definition: Current and previous model year, never titled and has less than 500 miles on it. FFCCU may consider a rec vehicle loan refinance as a “new” auto loan if the vehicle being refinanced is within one year of original purchase date and member is the original owner. Rates quoted reflect .25% discount for EasyPAY (to qualify for EasyPAY, enroll in Online Banking with e-Statements, Direct Deposit at least $200 per month, sign up for Auto Pay for loan payments). Higher rate may be offered upon approval. The Ohio laws against discrimination require that all creditors make credit equally available to all creditworthy customers and that credit reporting agencies maintain separate credit histories on each individual upon request. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission administers compliance with this law. Contact FFCCU at 800.621.4644 for details and current rates as they are subject to change at any time and without notice. *APR based on $40,000 financed for 48 months, with qualifying credit, including loan processing fee of $75. Other terms & conditions may apply.

Not a Member? No Problem.

Remember, we’re not just for Firefighters! Joining FFCCU is easy and offers you all kinds of perks including the opportunity to earn interest on a checking account! We also offer online banking and have our own mobile app!

Bill Deighton

Bill has over 40 years of experience in credit unions and previously served as Chair of the Board of Directors for 30 years. Bill is a retired Captain of the Cleveland Fire Department. Along with his credit union experience, he has served for 16 years on the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund Board. He believes that credit unions are powered by providing the best customer service to members. Bill volunteers at St. Ambrose Parish and the Fire Museum renovation. Bill and his wife live in Brunswick and have two grown children.

Anthony Missig

Tony is honored to have been the current Board Director since 1999. He has been a credit union member of Cleveland Fire Fighter since 1988. Tony graduated with a BA degree in Business from Hiram College and an MBA from Baldwin Wallace College. He is currently an Assistant Chief with the Cleveland Fire Department.

Ben Laurendeau

Ben Laurendeau has been employed in the credit union industry since 1987 in a variety of positions. Ben has held the position of President/CEO with Firefighters Community Credit Union since January of 2005. Ben holds an Associate Degree in Accounting from Terra Community College, A Bachelor Degree in Accounting from Tiffin University and a Master of Business Administration Degree from Baldwin Wallace University. Ben serves as a Director on the Ohio Credit Union League Services Corporation Board and serves on the Ohio Credit Union League Audit Committee.

Gary D. Arbeznik

Gary is a lifelong resident of Greater Cleveland and has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2018. Many of his family members have served in the Cleveland Fire department and are long-time members of FFCCU. Gary holds a BA from Columbia College and a JD g from Cleveland State University. He has worked for both Cuyahoga County and the US Attorney’s office in Cleveland during his legal career. Now retired, Gary and his wife live in Lakewood.

Alyssa Garcia Evanoff

Alyssa Garcia Evanoff joined Firefighters Community Credit Union as the Chief Marketing Officer in February 2019. Alyssa has nearly two decades of experience in brand management and strategic marketing with a variety of organizations across the Greater Cleveland area. During her career, she has developed successful marketing and creative campaigns that have repositioned brand image and increased brand loyalty through emerging digital trends, content marketing and user experience strategy. Alyssa is a graduate of Miami University and sits on the board of the Cleveland chapter of the American Advertising Federation.

Jessica Bittner

Jessica Bittner joined FFCCU as a teller in 2009. In 2012 she was promoted to branch manager, and has managed multiple branches throughout the credit union. Jessica holds a Bachelors in Human Resource Management & Business Management, with a minor in accounting from Baldwin Wallace University. She was promoted to COO in 2021.

Kathleen Riggs

Kathleen Riggs joined FFCCU as Chief Retail Officer in 2013. Kathy has been in the financial services industry for over 25 years, holding a variety of positions. Kathleen received her bachelors degree in psychology from Kent State University and is a certified trainer of CUNA’s Creating Member Loyalty program.

Paul Humphrey

Paul Humphrey was born and raised in Northeast Ohio. He joined FFCCU in 2017 as the Chief Lending Officer. Paul is a graduate of Kent State University. He holds the designation of Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor (CCUFC) from CUNA. Paul has managed lending programs in both small and large credit unions and brings that unique perspective to serve the members of FFCCU.

John Carrick

John Carrick is the Chief Financial Officer of Firefighters Community Credit Union in Cleveland, Ohio. John was hired by Greater Cleveland Firefighters Credit Union (former name of Firefighters Community Credit Union) as an Accounting Assistant in February 1993, was promoted to acting CFO in 1995, and was awarded the position of CFO in 1996. John has assisted in the acquisition of multiple mergers for Firefighters Community Credit Union and has managed two different Merging Credit Unions during the merger process. John is a former member of the Audit Committee of the Cleveland Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union League. John holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Cleveland State University.

Dennis Corrigan

Dennis has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2017. He is invested in forming bonds between the Credit Union and the community and helping members improve their economic situations. He has a strong desire to have a voice in the decision-making process of an institution that he was raised with and believes in. Dennis has been a part of the Cleveland Fire Department for 25 years and is currently a Captain. Dennis and his wife live in the Cleveland area with their three children.

Damian Borkowski

Damian has served on the Board of Directors for over 10 years. He has been the Citywide Service Manager for the City of Cleveland since 1983 and manages the demolition of houses and buildings. He holds degrees in Law and Engineering and is a member of the Ohio Bar. Damian lives with his wife in the Cleveland area. He has been a credit union member for 30 years.

Rich Bowman

Rich serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors and has been a board member since 2009. He has been a Cleveland Firefighter since 1989 and is presently a Battalion Chief serving the city’s lower west side. Rich is a founding member and Treasurer of the Firefighters Memorial Ride. Since their inception in 2004, they have donated over $250,000 to the families of fallen Fire, Police, and EMS workers. He has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a minor in Finance from Cleveland State University.

James E. Polk

James is the Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors and has served on the Board since 1982. He has also held the position of Secretary. Jim is a retired Cleveland Firefighter after 30 years of service. He is the past treasurer of Fire Fighters Local 93 and served on the Union Executive Board for 18 years. Jim is also a former Worker’s Compensation Representative for Local 93 and the NOFF.

Bryan Gallagher

Bryan has served on the FFCCU Board of Directors since 2006 and looks forward to continuing to help the credit union move forward and provide quality services to members. Born and raised in Cleveland, Bryan and his wife live in Lakewood and have three grown children. He holds a degree in Communications from Cleveland State University and spent 40-years as a cameraman for the MLB and NBA. After 33 years, he retired as a Captain from the Cleveland Fire Department. He is a former Sergeant at Arms for Local 93 IAFF and was Secretary for the Firefighters Memorial.

Robert Schwind

Bob is a lifelong Cleveland resident and has been a member of FFCCU since 1993. He has served on the FFCCU board since 2019. Bob is a graduate of Cleveland State University and has served as a Cleveland firefighter for the past 28 years, becoming a lieutenant in 2002. He and his wife live in Cleveland and have two grown daughters.

James Andrews, Jr.

Jim has been a credit union member for over 40 years and has served on the Board of Directors since 2012. He has been a Cleveland Firefighter for 29 years, currently stationed at Engine Company 13. James has served on the Cleveland Firefighters Relief Fund board and was a former Union Steward and Committee Member for Firefighters Local 93. He and his wife have three children.