How Deep the Cycle Goes: Rollover Counts and What They Cost

The loan is taken for two weeks. The data shows how many times it is actually rolled over — and what that costs.

  • 44 — states in the sample
  • 1.43 — mean number of rollovers
  • 75 — median fees paid, $
  • 300 — median loan amount, $
  • 25 — fees as % of the amount borrowed

The numbers

States with at least 30 respondents. The 15 with the highest rollover counts.

StateCodeRespondentsMean rolloversHeavy cases (4+), %Median fees paid, $Median loan amount, $
ArkansasAR352.1120.690300
HawaiiHI351.9423.490350
MaineME391.9216.368300
LouisianaLA2471.922.175300
Rhode IslandRI371.8623.275250
GeorgiaGA1211.8322.275300
TennesseeTN3781.8219.275300
IowaIA1221.7918.575300
ArizonaAZ1651.7821.475300
New MexicoNM1091.7819.890300
IndianaIN3991.7620.975300
MichiganMI5511.7518.675300
UtahUT1861.7518.375300
WashingtonWA2621.7316.975300
VirginiaVA2311.6919.275300

How we counted

  • A rollover moves the due date and charges the fee again.
  • A heavy case means four rollovers or more.

Data updated 2026-07-31. Full dataset: data.csv.

Use this research

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Citation: Nimbusloans, “How Deep the Cycle Goes: Rollover Counts and What They Cost”, 2026. Available at https://nimbusloans.com/research/how-deep-the-cycle-goes/

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