Sentences with word «chargeoff»

Still, we need several more months of data before we can start relying on «extend and pretend» to dispense with the problem through an extended period of chargeoffs and Fannie / Freddie bailouts.

The biggest transformation occurred at B of A, where chargeoff rates peaked at a much higher level than at competitors, and where the proportion of loans to borrowers with FICO scores above 720 increased by 15 percentage points to 52 % during the time considered here.

In terms of credit card performance, the strength of our risk management capabilities and the quality of our portfolio resulted in new historic lows for the 30 plus delinquency and net chargeoff rates... The 30 - plus [day] delinquency rate fell below 2 %, and our 90 - plus [day] delinquency rate fell to below 1 %.

Maybe it's just me, but I have had minimal chargeoffs, like 5 in 100, and a 6.5 % return.

Therefore, paying an older chargeoff or a lien will neither help nor damage your credit score.

A credit card account created with a synthetic ID, in which the card gets used but the bill never paid, usually makes for a mysterious chargeoff for the bank.

The obsolescence period begins 180 days after the date of first delinquency which led to the account chargeoff.

The decrease was the result of both higher levels of «chargeoffs» — debt that card issuers write off as uncollectible — compared to 2007 and lower new balances than in 2007.

Furthermore, any meaningful increase in loans will probably continue to be more than offset by the continual destruction of liquidity as writedowns, chargeoffs, elimination of derivatives, etc. persists for years.

The debt settlement program provides the delinquent client with an equitable tool for the compromise, adjustment, cancellation, or chargeoff of a debt owed to the Agency.

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