I recently returned a car leased through US Bank. I don't mean to be facetious, but when your lease if up, you are required to turn your car in.
After I turned the car in, I recieved a bill from US Bank for "Contractual Termination Fee" of $395. I did look this up in the contact and it does state a termination fee.
As you are required to turn the car in, sending a bill for a termination fee, feels cheap and just another way for the bank to rack up fees. It just seems wrong to impose fees, when there is no choice, but to turn in a car. Isn't this a cost of doing business anyway?
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