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Payday Loan Stores in New York

Storefront payday loans are not allowed in New York, but 48 installment and title loan stores of 3 chains operate in 47 cities and towns — 0.2 stores per 100,000 residents, compared with 2.6 nationwide.

Loan stores
48
Store chains
3
Stores per 100k people
0.2
Bank branches
4,007
Median household income
$93,193
Poverty rate
13.8%

Loan stores by city in New York

Pick a city for the full list of stores with addresses, phone numbers and hours, or scroll down for the smaller towns.

Loan store chains in New York

Lender Stores in NY Cities Website
OneMain Financial 35 35 onemainfinancial.com
loanDepot 7 7 loandepot.com
Mariner Finance 6 6 marinerfinance.com

Where loan stores cluster in New York

Cities ranked by loan stores per 100,000 residents, with local median household income and poverty rate. Statewide: 0.2 stores per 100k, median income $93,193.

City Stores Per 100k people Median income Poverty rate Biggest chain
Watertown 1 1.9 $59,277 15.1% OneMain Financial
Webster 1 1.8 $95,499 5.3% OneMain Financial
Middletown 1 1.5 $89,099 12.0% OneMain Financial
Albany 1 0.6 $76,899 16.0% Mariner Finance
Schenectady 1 0.6 $82,885 12.1% OneMain Financial
Yonkers 1 0.5 $78,691 15.5% OneMain Financial
Syracuse 1 0.4 $59,936 22.5% Mariner Finance
Rochester 2 0.4 $66,568 17.2% Mariner Finance
Staten Island 1 0.2 $99,565 10.9% OneMain Financial
Buffalo 1 0.2 $63,542 18.5% Mariner Finance
New York 1 0.1 $111,654 15.7% loanDepot

Loan stores in smaller towns of New York

Other cities and towns in New York with loan stores, and the number of stores in each.

Loan stores: storefront locations of major payday, installment and title lenders; online-only lenders and small independent stores are not included. Population, income and poverty: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.