This Loss Mitigation class will begin on February 2nd, 2026. At American Credit Acceptance, our mission is to help emerging credit consumers obtain affordable, reliable transportation —and that mission doesn’t stop once a contract is signed. As a Loss Mitigation Specialist , you play a critical role in supporting customers through some of the most challenging moments of their financial journey. This role blends service, problem-solving, and risk management. You will work directly with customers, impound lots, attorneys, insurance representatives, and internal partners to resolve delinquent accounts, minimize potential losses, and keep customers moving forward. Through every interaction, you’ll be guided by our commitment to partnership , integrity , and creating meaningful work that brings fulfillment to both you, your team, and the customers you serve. And you won't do it alone— comprehensive training is provided , equipping you with the tools, knowledge, and support needed to confidently navigate each area of Loss Mitigation. Whether you’re new to the industry or building on prior experience, you’ll have a clear path to success. About Loss Mitigation: Reinstatements & Settlements In Reinstatements and Settlements, you will work most directly with customers who want to keep their vehicle or resolve their account. These teams focus on understanding each customer’s situation, asking the right questions, and creating clear paths forward. You’ll support customers by: Reviewing account history and current circumstances Helping them understand the options available Working with them to reinstate loans or negotiate settlements Setting up realistic plans that support both the customer and the business These teams combine service, problem-solving, and relationship-building to help customers stay on the road while minimizing potential loss.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees