LAWYER: How a Simple Car Lease Can Wreck Your Credit Score

Описание: Fair Credit Reporting Act: Navigating the complexities at the end of lease can be tricky, especially when deciding between leasing a car vs buying a car. Understanding the impact on your credit tips and making informed decisions at the car dealership is crucial for your financial education. Here's what you need to know before car buying. Turning In Your Lease Can Tank Your 800 Credit Score to 650 Overnight. Here's What Auto Lenders and Credit Bureaus Don't Want You to Know About Consumer Leasing Act Violations, Inaccurate Repossessions, Phantom Charge-Offs, and Payoff Calculation Errors That Destroy Perfect Credit. Fair Credit Reporting Act attorneys Hugo Blankingship and Tom Christiano reveal why lease extensions trigger credit disasters, how banks report false repossessions after accepting payments, and why paying everything you're told to pay still results in collection accounts.

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What You'll Learn About Car Lease Credit Reporting Problems:
Why lease extensions beyond 5 months violate Consumer Leasing Act requirements
How payment timing at lease end corrupts credit reporting data permanently
Inaccurate repossession reporting when consumers continue making payments
False charge-off and collection accounts after paying full lease purchase amounts
Hidden fees for mileage, damage, tickets, taxes added after initial payoff quotes
Why banks refuse to correct obvious mathematical errors in lease credit reporting
Attorney fee recovery provisions making legal representation free for victims
Prevention strategies: starting early, dealer financing, documentation requirements

Car Lease Credit Reporting Key Takeaways:
Consumer Leasing Act limits lease extensions to maximum 5 months legally
Continuing payments beyond lease term creates credit reporting corruption
Banks report false repossessions even when accepting ongoing lease payments
Paying full quoted purchase amount still triggers charge-offs for "missing" fees
Credit scores drop 150+ points from 800s to 650s over single lease error
Automated bank processes make getting accurate payoff numbers nearly impossible
System designed to reward banks and credit bureaus, not help consumers
Starting lease-end process 2-3 months early prevents most credit disasters

Car Lease Credit Problems Video Chapters (Timestamps):
00:00 — Car Lease End Decisions: Keep, Purchase, or Return?
00:35 — Credit Reporting Inaccuracies During Lease Extensions and Purchases
01:09 — Consumer Leasing Act 5-Month Extension Limit Explained
01:37 — End-of-Lease Payment Confusion Creates Credit Reporting Corruption
02:32 — Real Case: False Repossession After Making Every Payment
03:07 — Perfect Credit Destroyed by Lease-End Reporting Errors
03:35 — Prevention Strategy: Getting Accurate Payoff Numbers
04:20 — Hidden Fees: Mileage, Damage, Tickets, Taxes Added After Initial Quote
05:01 — Automated Bank Processes Prevent Accurate Payoff Information
05:28 — Pay Quickly and Dispute: Only Consumer Defense Strategy
05:57 — Real Case: $12,000 Payment Reported as Charge-Off Immediately
06:48 — Mathematical Impossibility: Paying More Than Owed Still Shows Delinquent
07:14 — Why Banks and Credit Bureaus Won't Fix Obvious Errors
08:20 — Credit Score Devastation: 800s Drop to Mid-600s Instantly
08:46 — Prevention Procedure: Start Early, Use Dealer Financing, Avoid Extensions
09:35 — When Problems Occur: Dispute Process and Attorney Necessity
10:35 — Final Advice: Pay Disputed Amounts to Prevent Credit Report Risk

Consumer Leasing Act & FCRA Protections You Need to Know:
Consumer Leasing Act: Maximum 5-month lease extension; beyond requires new disclosures lenders won't provide
FCRA Reinvestigation Duty: Credit bureaus must investigate mathematical impossibilities in lease reporting
Attorney Fee Shifting: Successful FCRA cases award legal fees making representation free
Multiple Damage Types: Actual damages (credit score drops, loan denials), statutory damages, punitive damages

Important Legal Disclaimer:
This is video does not constitute legal advice — it is legal information meant to empower and educate. Consult with a licensed Fair Credit Reporting Act and Consumer Leasing Act attorney about your specific car lease situation immediately.

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