The Collector collects routine past-due accounts and helps mitigate losses through calls, letters, and securing member share accounts to offset delinquencies. The role provides quality member service, treats borrowers with dignity and respect, assesses members’ financial needs and goals, and recommends relevant products and services. The Collector performs work accurately and in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and GLCU policies and procedures, while maintaining positive working relationships and participating in training opportunities. The position works an assigned queue of accounts less than 60 days past due, making routine collection calls and following up on payment promises and broken arrangements. Duties include reconciling past-due loans and overdrawn shares, reviewing payment methods, analyzing consumer credit information, skip tracing, preparing collection correspondence, and documenting collection efforts. The Collector may recommend or initiate repossession, address negative share accounts, and place charged-off debt with collection agencies or attorneys. This is an ongoing opportunity listing; GLCU welcomes applications and will make contact if a future opportunity matches the applicant’s skills and availability.
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Job Type
Full-time
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