Meaning Acquisition fee
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Also known as a "bank fee," an "administrative fee" or an "assignment fee." For a vehicle lease, a fee charged by the leasing company at the inception of the lease that i [..]
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A fee charged by the dealer for initiating a lease; ostensibly covers the costs of processing the lease—credit reports and insurance verification, for example—but is in actuality pure profit. Although [..]
Source: caranddriver.com

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A charge included in most lease/loan transactions that is either paid up front or included in the gross capitalized cost; may be called a bank fee, an administrative fee, or an assignment fee. This fe [..]
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When it comes to leasing a vehicle, the acquisition fee is the fee you pay the leasing company when establishing the lease. Acquisition fees can be paid up front or over the duration of the loan.
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The Acquisition Fee is a fee charged by a leasing company (in this case, the dealership finance department) that is typically included in the vehicle’s financing. It is usually between $300 and $600 and is rarely negotiable. It is also known as an Initiation Fee or Bank Fee.
Source: federalautoloan.com (offline)

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A charge in most auto leasing companies for originating the loan, just as mortgage lenders charge points as an origination fee. This could be called a bank fee or an administrative fee and can be paid [..]
Source: mortgageloan.com

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Acquisition fee is referred to as a charge in most auto leasing companies for originating the loan, just as mortgage lenders charge points as an origination fee. This is also termed as a bank fee or a [..]
Source: definitions.uslegal.com

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A fee charged by the leasing company to buy the vehicle for the lessee and set up the lease. Also called the initiation fee, this typically runs about $450.
Source: autotrader.com

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An acquisition fee is a charge for processing a lease and is probably not negotiable. On a shorter-term lease, the acquisition fee can have a large impact on the cost of the lease.
Source: auto-dictionary.com

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A fee charged by the leasing company, usually $250 - $500 and is sometimes amortized in the monthly payment. Sometimes you pay the fee up front at inception. It's pretty hard to negotiate out eit [..]
Source: carbuyingtips.com

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Acquisition fee


A fee charged by some lease
Source: autobytel.com (offline)

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A charge included in most lease transactions that is either paid upfront or is included in the gross capitalized cost. It may be called a bank fee or an assignment fee. This fee usually covers a variety of administrative costs, such as the costs of obtaining a credit report, verifying insurance coverage, checking the accuracy and completeness of th [..]
Source: eicu.org (offline)

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Acquisition fee


A charge included in most lease transactions that either is paid up front or is included in the gross capitalized cost; may be called a bank fee, an administrative fee, or an assignment fee. This fee usually covers a variety of administrative or insurance costs. These may include the costs of obtaining a credit report, verifying insurance coverage, [..]
Source: federalreserve.gov (offline)





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