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Payday Loans in Lennon, MI: Rules, Costs and Local Options

With about 471 residents (2024 Census estimate), Lennon has lost residents since 2020. If you are thinking about a payday loan here, these are the Michigan rules that apply, what it costs and the local alternatives.

Key takeaways
  • Payday loans in Lennon follow Michigan law (Deferred Presentment Service Transactions Act (Act 244 of 2005)).
  • Borrowing $300 at the state maximum costs $42.
  • The nearest larger city is Flint, about 12 miles away.

Lennon at a glance

Lennon
Population (2024 Census estimate)471
Change since 2020-1.5% (shrinking)
CountiesGenesee County and Shiawassee County
Size rank among 506 Michigan places we cover447th
Nearest larger cityFlint (about 12 miles)
Credit unions headquartered in town (NCUA)None
Credit unions headquartered in these counties5
Other towns within 25 miles32 (about 208,088 residents)
Typical payday APR statewide (CRL 2023)356%

There is no separate Lennon payday law: Michigan rules apply here, and any lender serving Lennon residents, online or in person, needs a license from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS).

Credit unions near Lennon

No credit union has its main office in Lennon, but these are based elsewhere in Genesee County (NCUA, June 2026):

  • Sovita Credit Union in Flint (state charter)
  • Security Credit Union in Grand Blanc (state charter)
  • Elga Credit Union in Grand Blanc (state charter)
  • Financial Plus Credit Union in Flint (state charter)
  • Dort Financial Credit Union in Grand Blanc (state charter)

Only federal credit unions can offer payday alternative loans (PALs), capped at 28% APR; state-chartered credit unions often have their own small-loan products. Membership rules apply, and only main offices are listed here; find branches near you with the NCUA Credit Union Locator. See how PALs work.

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Payday loan rules that apply in Lennon

In short, Michigan rules that cover Lennon include: maximum loan: $600; maximum fee: 15% of the first $100, 14% of the second, 13% of the third, 12% of the fourth, 11% of the fifth and sixth ($76 on $600); loan term: up to 31 days. See the full Michigan payday loan rules.

What a $300 loan costs in Lennon

At Michigan’s maximum fee, borrowing $300 costs $42. Statewide, the typical APR on a $400 payday loan was 356% (Center for Responsible Lending, June 2023). Check any offer with our payday loan calculator.

Other help in Genesee County before you borrow

Before a payday loan, Lennon residents can usually find something cheaper:

  1. Local assistance through 211 covering Genesee County.
  2. A credit union payday alternative loan (max 28% APR). See PALs explained.
  3. Your bank’s small-dollar loan, if offered (compare banks).
  4. A cash advance app for $20–$500 (apps compared).

Towns near Lennon

The nearest larger city is Flint, about 12 miles away. See all 506 Michigan cities.

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Frequently asked questions

Are payday loans legal in Lennon?

Yes. Payday loans are legal in Lennon under Michigan state law, and lenders must be licensed by the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS).

How much does a payday loan cost in Lennon?

At Michigan’s maximum fee, borrowing $300 costs $42. The typical statewide APR was 356% in 2023.

Where is the nearest credit union to Lennon?

No credit union is headquartered in Lennon, but Sovita Credit Union is based in Flint, also in Genesee County.

Sources

  1. U.S. Census Bureau — City and town population totals, Vintage 2024
  2. U.S. Census Bureau — 2024 Gazetteer files (place locations)
  3. NCUA — Credit union call report data, June 2026 (FOICU)
  4. Michigan DIFS — Deferred presentment FAQ
  5. Act 244 of 2005
  6. Center for Responsible Lending — Red Alert Rates: APRs on $400 single-payment payday loans (June 2023)
  7. CDFI Fund — NCUA payday alternative loans summary
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