Excessive Wear-and-Tear Coverage

A plan you may purchase that covers some or all of the charges for excessive wear and tear defined in the lease agreement. The coverage of these plans varies in the amounts and types of charges covered. Most plans deny coverage if the lease is terminated early or if you are in default. Generally, these plans do not cover excess mileage.

Source: Federal Reserve Board

Last reviewed October 2023

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The Chief Justice Roberts Who Stood Up Last Term Was More Interested in Advancing a Conservative Legal Agenda than Promoting Judicial Statesmanship: Part Two

In this second of a two-part series of columns, Professor Citron argues that Roberts re-established his control over the Court by successfully weakening the administrative state and expanding presidential immunity while simultaneously avoiding controversial decisions on gun rights and reproductive issues, ultimately demonstrating his ability to push a conservative agenda without incurring significant political backlash.