Money Factor (or Lease Factor)

A number, often given as a decimal, used by some lessors or assignees to determine the rent charge portion of your monthly payment. This number is not a lease rate and cannot be converted to a lease rate by moving the decimal point.

Source: Federal Reserve Board

Last reviewed October 2023

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