April 2011


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Abbreviations are made to deliver long words or a combination of words in their easiest ways. They are commonly used in the business world where numbers and sorts of terms are rummaged and defined. Also, it is where personal information is abbreviated for confidentiality and thorough reasons.

Sometimes, abbreviations are mistaken for acronyms. Debt abbreviations appear to be like acronyms but they differ from others when defined particularly because it is for the terms credit and debt. Banks and financial institutions are the ones using these debt abbreviations for tagging and labeling their transactions and businesses with their clients, partners and investors. Well, nowadays, a wide range of terms are being used by such to make the recording and messaging system in easier ways.

Here are some of the commonly used debt abbreviations today:

  • 1. CC = Credit Card
  • 2. CFP =Charge for Payment
  • 3. CPA = Continuous Payment Authority on a Credit/Debit Card or Bank Account
  • 4. CO= Charge Off
  • 5. CR = Credit Report
  • 6. CRA = Credit Reporting Agency
  • 7. DCA = Debt Collecting Agency
  • 8. DD = Direct Debit
  • 9. DMC = Debt Management Company
  • 10. DQ = Debt Questions
  • 11. DQF = Debt Questions Forum
  • 12. DRO = Debt Restriction Order
  • 13. DV = Debt Validation
  • 14. F&F =Full and Final Settlement
  • 15. Form 6.27 = Debtors Petition for bankruptcy
  • 16. Form 6.28 = Statement of Affairs (Debtors Petition)
  • 17. FS = Financial Statement
  • 18. FCBA = Fair Credit Billing Act
  • 19. FCRA = Fair Credit Reporting Act
  • 20. FDCPA = Fair Debt Collection Practice Act
  • 21. JDB = Junk Debt Buyer
  • 22. PoD = Proof of Debt

The above list only contains a few of the debt abbreviations normally used. If you want more of the said debt abbreviations, you can find them in the World Wide Web where a broader range and lists are being given out for reference. But some private sectors like banks have their own debt and credit abbreviations being used for privacy. The said abbreviations may not be easy to understand for the people who were not in this scheme but when you get on with banks especially with credits and loans, it is best to know and learn their importance.

Here are more to know as well:

ADSCR Annual Debt Service Cover Ratio
ADSCR Average Debt Service Coverage Ratio
AOD Acknowledgement of Debt
APMDD Asia Pacific Movement on Debt and Development
BDD Bad and Doubtful Debts
BDM Banking and Debt Management
CCDR Canadian Customer Debt Relief
CDARC Corporate Debt Restructuring Advisory Committee
CDIAC California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission
CDO Collateralized Debt Obligation
CDO Callable Debt Obligation
CDPO Constant Proportion Debt Obligation
CDR Corporate Debt Restructuring
CFD Cash Flow to Debt (finance/accounting)
CGGD Central Government Gross Debt
CMCDO Constant Maturity Collateralized Debt Obligation (finance)
CMLTD Current Maturing Long-Term Debt
COBOLD Corporate Bond Linked Debt
COD Cancellation of Debt
CPDO Constant Proportion Debt Obligation
CPLTD Current Portion of Long-Term Debt
D/I Debt to Income ratio
DACF Debt-Adjusted Cash Flow (oil & gas valuation metric)
DBAI Debt Buyers Association International
DBR Debt Burden Ratio (finance)
DC Debt Collector
DCA Debt Collection Agency
DCC Debt Consolidation Counseling
DCIA Debt Collection Improvement Act
DCM Debt Capital Markets
DCMDC Division of Credit Management and Debt Collection (student financial aid)
DCMS Debt Collection Management Service (student financial aid)
DCR Debt Coverage Ratio
DCS Debt Collection Services (various organizations)
DCS Debt Collection System
DCS Debt Clearing Services
DDSR Debt and Debt Service Reduction (finance)
DECS Debt Exchangeable for Common Stock (investment product)
DFG Debt Financial Group
DFNSI Debt-for-Nature Swap Initiative (forestry)
DI Debt Indicator
DMFAS Debt Management and Financial Analysis System
DMP Debt Management Plan
DMP Debt Management Program
DMSC Debt Management Servicing Center
DNFD Domestic Non-Financial Debt
DRLC Debt Relief Legal Clinic (various organizations)
DRLC Debt Reduction Law Center
DRP Debt Relief Plan
DRP Debt Reduction Planner
DS Debt Service
DSC Debt Service Coverage
DSCA Debt Service Coverage Account
DSCR Debt Service Coverage Ratio
DSD Deed to Secure Debt (mortgage type)
DSDA Debt Service Deposit Agreement
DSMG Debt Service Management Group
DSR Debt Service Ratio
DSRA Debt Service Reserve Account
DSRF Debt Service Reserve Fund
DSRF Debt Service Reserve Facility (project finance)
DSU debt service undertaking
DTA Debt to Total Assets
DTI Debt to Income (ratio)
DTIR Debt To Income Ratio
EDRP Education Debt Reduction Program (Department of Veterans Affairs)
EDS External Debt Statistics
EMD Emerging Market Debt
FAMT Face Amount (debt instrument)
FDCPA Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
FDMS Federal Debt Management Services
FDN Final Demand Notice (debt collection)
FDPA Fair Debt Practicing Act
FOD Forgiveness of Debt
GDD Gross Domestic Debt (economics)
GDIF Global Debt Issuance Facility
GDMU Government Debt Management Unit (various locations)
GDS Gross Debt Service (ratio)
GDSC Global Debt Service Coverage
GDSR Gross Debt Service Ratio (mortgage eligibility)
GEDM Global Electronic Debt Market
GLTDAG General Long-Term Debt Account Group
HYDO High Yield Debt Obligation
IAPDA International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators
IBD Interest Bearing Debt (finance)
IBODI Investments in Bonds and Other Debt Instruments
IDCM International Debt Capital Markets (International Assets Holding Corporation)
IDDF International Distressed Debt Fund (Lend Lease)
IDEM Index, Debt and Energy Market
IDRWG Improving Debt Recovery Working Group
ILB Inflation Linked Bond (financial debt instrument)
JDB Junk Debt Buyer
JSD Junior Secured Debt
KD Cost of Debt
LTDE Long-Term Debt to Equity (finance ratio)
LTDTA Long-Term Debt-to-Total-Assets
LTPD Long-Term Private Debt
MADS Maximum Annual Debt Service
MDCG Money Debt & Credit Group PLC
MIDS Monthly Income Debt Securities
MSTD Municipal Short Term Debt
ND Net Debt (financial management)
NDAC National Debt Awareness Campaign
NFD Net Financial Debt
NIBD Net Interest Bearing Debt
NLDC National Legal Debt Centers, Inc. (consumer advice)
ODWO Overdue Debt Written Off
OPD Orderly Payment of Debts
PBD Provision for Bad Debts
PDCR Personal Debt Coverage Ratio (underwriting)
PDD Provision for Doubtful Debts
PDM Public Debt Management
PDS Private Debt Securities
PSND Public Sector Net Debt
QUIDS Qualified Income Debt Securities
RBD Reserve for Bad Debts
RBDA Recommendation for Bad Debt Adjustment
RDRP Rapid Debt-Repayment Plan
ROD Return On Debt
SDRM Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (International Monetary Fund program)
SDRS Student Debt Reduction Solution
SFDO Synthetic Forward Debt Obligation
STD Short Term Debt (finance)
TCMD Total Credit Market Debt (economics)
TDR Troubled Debt Restructuring
TDR Total Debt Ratio
TDS Total Debt Service (Ratio)
TDTA Term Debt to Total Assets
TPDO Third Party Debt Order (legal order)
UDFI Unrelated Debt-Financed Income
VRDI Variable Rate Debt Instrument (finance)
WADSCR Weighted Average Debt Service Coverage Ratio
WGTDF Working Group on Trade, Debt and Finance (World Trade Organization)
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Debt is defined as something owed and borrowed and that is money practically. And we all know that when debt strikes and used improperly, propagated with unlikable interests and mismanagement, it will lead to destruction, a mess and yes – damage. Religiously or Godly speaking, our debts or sin had cost the life of Jesus Christ on the cross. But the damage made resulted to man’s salvation as what the famous Bible stated.

Talking about the financial debt damage, the overriding bonus and output might be drastic when not relieved immediately for reconciliation. Money matters nowadays are big issues especially in these tough economic times and all people are becoming safety and security conscious in their finances and livelihood standing. Also, money stability is a must.

When one opts to go for credit, loans or planning to borrow an amount or lease a property, thorough planning must be made. Lots of steps to be taken and things to be considered must be on the list because money is not a mere joke. Inhale these circumstances and results when debt is mishandled and goes sour:

*Your income won’t solely go to your hands, mostly or a big part of it will be to pay for your debt.

*Debts made from banks, financial institutions and even from other people accumulate interests. You might end up paying only for the interest for the rest of your life while your outstanding debt is still kept intact and untouched. Meaning, your children and maybe even your grandchildren will shoulder your debt responsibilities.

*Debt is sometimes referred to as a severe tragic condition when all else is involved. Law suits and threats usually arise.

*To a country, financial debt is always the main problem especially when the currency trading with the world’s standard unit which is the U.S. dollar is lower than the basic rate resulting to economy crisis and the growing line and numbers of poverty.

It is advised that debt must be avoided in order not to create hazard and panic when the due date arrives. At most homes, debt is the main cause of husband and wife fights and arguments and would oftentimes lead to separation or divorce. Mishandling of money surely results to tragic conditions. Debt may be good when placed to produce profit and sales and is evil when spent in careless ways. Emergency circumstances are also a factor why many of us obtain debts, but when you step into it, one must bear in mind the consequences and that debt is supposed to be returned.

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The answer is Yes. In the Philippines, this procedure is called B.I. which stands for Background Investigation or C.I. which is Customer/Client Investigation. This background check is made to see the financial standing and stability of a certain person or a business when they apply for loans in banks and financial institutions.

Even with household features like housing loans, car loans and appliances, an investigation will be made for valid proofing. This will include sources of income, residing place, credit check from other companies and a whole lot of steps. This is already a part of the standard operating procedure when somebody or a group of heads applies for loans and debts. One thing why this is done to ensure that the debtor can afford to pay the amount borrowed. Like for example with credit card companies, a background check is always mandated to see if the applying person is capable of paying. This includes nature of job or work, total gross income annually and the like.  Loan and credit application entails a lot of bits of information about the applying person. Validity of all information is a must and all inputs and information supplied are thoroughly checked and inspected for approval.

Background check for debt looks on the given permanent address, stability and the kind of job, standing with other credit companies and also with the people for reference. Proof of residence and water, electric bills and the like are also asked upon application. Certifications from work and other essentials must be supplied to support one’s financial standing. Financial institutions like the well known banks have a long list of requirements for interested applicants. Even with small credit companies they would require the applicant for collateral. These are not hard to understand since all businesses now are seeking for stable profit and a hundred percent positive feedback and return from what they have invested. Nobody would like to produce a sum of money or a property without an assurance of getting back what was handed out. So if you are planning to apply for a loan or credit, be ready with your financial reports and all.


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