Common use of Charge-Offs Clause in Contracts

Charge-Offs. It is AmeriCredit’s policy that any account that is not successfully recovered by 120 days delinquent is submitted to an Officer for approval and charge-off. It is AmeriCredit’s policy to carry all Chapter 13 bankruptcy accounts until 120 days delinquent. A partial charge-off is taken for the unsecured portion of the account. On fully reaffirmed Chapter 7 bankruptcy accounts, the accounts can be deferred current at the time of discharge. Deficiency Collections Collections on charged-off accounts are continued internally and/or assigned to third party collection agencies for deficiency balances. EXHIBIT A

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Sale and Servicing (Americredit Automobile Receivables Trust 2013-3), Sale and Servicing (AFS SenSub Corp.), Sale and Servicing (General Motors Financial Company, Inc.)

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Charge-Offs. It is AmeriCredit’s policy that any account that is not successfully recovered by 120 days delinquent on the last day of the calendar month is submitted to an Officer for approval and charge-off. It is AmeriCredit’s policy to carry all Chapter 13 bankruptcy accounts until 120 days delinquent. A partial charge-off is taken for the unsecured portion of the account. On fully reaffirmed Chapter 7 bankruptcy accounts, the accounts can be deferred current at the time of discharge. Deficiency Collections Collections on charged-off accounts are continued internally and/or assigned to third party collection agencies for deficiency balances. EXHIBIT A

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Sale and Servicing (AFS SenSub Corp.), Sale and Servicing (AFS SenSub Corp.)

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