Cash Advance & Payday Loans in Sierra Madre, CA

Sierra Madre is a small community of roughly 11,057 residents in Los Angeles County. Every licensed lender here follows the same state rulebook: borrow at most $300, pay at most 15% in fees, repay within 31 days.

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Sierra Madre sits in Los Angeles County — see cash advances and payday rules for every city in the county.

Borrowing in Sierra Madre: the local picture

Sierra Madre is a small community of roughly 11,057 residents in Los Angeles County (91025, 91024). Payday loans and cash advances here — and everywhere in California — follow one rulebook: a maximum $300 loan, a fee capped at 15% of the face value, and a term no longer than 31 days. Household income here (about $92,384 a year) runs roughly 49% above the typical California city in our data.

Cost snapshot for Sierra Madre

Fees every licensed lender in the city must respect
You borrow Fee (14 days) Total due (14d) APR (14d)
$100 $15 $115 391%
$200 $30 $230 391%
$300 $45 $345 391%

Household income here (about $92,384 a year) runs roughly 49% above the typical California city in our data. When a budget gap hits in Sierra Madre, the cheapest move is still to ask about a payment plan, a credit-union Payday Alternative Loan, or local assistance before paying $45 to bridge two weeks — but if a payday loan is the tool you choose, the table above is the legal ceiling, not a target.

Your rights in Sierra Madre

Before signing anywhere in Sierra Madre, check the lender's license in the DFPI database — an unlicensed contract is unenforceable against you.

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Sierra Madre FAQ

How much does a $300 payday loan cost in Sierra Madre?

The same as anywhere in California: $45 in fees at the 15% legal maximum, with $255 cash in hand and 31 days to repay. A Sierra Madre lender charging more than that is breaking state law.

Can I cancel a payday loan in Sierra Madre?

Yes — California law lets you rescind by the end of the next business day, return the money, and owe no fee, wherever in the state you borrowed.

Where do I complain about a lender in Sierra Madre?

To the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation at dfpi.ca.gov/file-a-complaint — it regulates lenders in every city and county, including Sierra Madre.

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