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Money factor

An Interest rate divided by 2400. The money Factor is used to calculate the size of Lease payments in the same way that the Interest rate is used to calculate Loan payments.

Related Terms: 7 Factor, Interest, Interest rate, Loan, Lease, Money, Money factor
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