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Payday Loans in Maple Bluff, WI: Rules, Costs and Local Options

Maple Bluff is a village of about 1,327 people in Dane County, Wisconsin. Payday loans are legal here under Wisconsin law, so the same state limits apply whether you borrow in a store or online.

Key takeaways
  • Payday loans in Maple Bluff follow Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. § 138.14).
  • Wisconsin law sets no cap on payday loan fees, so prices vary widely by lender.
  • The nearest larger city is Madison, about 4 miles away.

Maple Bluff at a glance

Maple Bluff
Population (2024 Census estimate)1,327
Change since 2020-4% (shrinking)
CountyDane County
Size rank among 561 Wisconsin places we cover326th
Nearest larger cityMadison (about 4 miles)
Credit unions headquartered in town (NCUA)None
Credit unions headquartered in Dane County6
Other towns within 25 miles40 (about 568,868 residents)
Typical payday APR statewide (CRL 2023)537%

Payday lending in Maple Bluff follows Wisconsin state law. Lenders that serve Maple Bluff, in a store or online, must be licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions.

Credit unions near Maple Bluff

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

  • Madison Credit Union in Madison (state charter)
  • University of Wisconsin Credit Union in Madison (state charter)
  • Madison Fire Department Credit Union in Madison (state charter)
  • Wea Credit Union in Madison (state charter)
  • Heartland Credit Union in Madison (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 Maple Bluff

The main Wisconsin rules for a payday loan in Maple Bluff: maximum loan: $1,500 or 35% of your gross monthly income, whichever is less; loan term: 90 days or less; renewals: one renewal; 24-hour cooling-off period after repaying a renewed loan. See the full Wisconsin payday loan rules.

What a $300 loan costs in Maple Bluff

Wisconsin law sets no cap on payday loan fees, so prices vary widely by lender. Statewide, the typical APR on a $400 payday loan was 537% (Center for Responsible Lending, June 2023). Check any offer with our payday loan calculator.

Other help in Dane County before you borrow

  • Call or text 211 for help with rent, utilities and food in Dane County.
  • Ask a federal credit union about a PAL: $200–$2,000 at no more than 28% APR (how PALs work).
  • Check your bank app for a small-dollar loan or early pay (bank options).
  • Try a cash advance app if you have direct deposit (apps compared).

Towns near Maple Bluff

The nearest larger city is Madison, about 4 miles away. See all 561 Wisconsin cities.

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Frequently asked questions

Are payday loans legal in Maple Bluff?

Yes. Payday loans are legal in Maple Bluff under Wisconsin state law, and lenders must be licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions.

How much does a payday loan cost in Maple Bluff?

Wisconsin law sets no cap on payday loan fees, so prices vary widely by lender. The typical statewide APR was 537% in 2023.

Where is the nearest credit union to Maple Bluff?

No credit union is headquartered in Maple Bluff, but Madison Credit Union is based in Madison, also in Dane 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. Wisconsin DFI — Licensed financial services FAQ
  5. Center for Responsible Lending — Red Alert Rates: APRs on $400 single-payment payday loans (June 2023)
  6. CDFI Fund — NCUA payday alternative loans summary
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