Porsche's first fully electric electric production car, the Mission E, will be offered in three power levels, Britain's CAR magazine has learned. The fully electric sedan, due on sale in 2019, ...
What Is a Credit Card Debt Write-Off? When a credit card company decides that it has little or no chance of collecting a debt, it will write it off as a loss. Essentially, a credit card debt write-off is an accounting tool that allows the creditor to declare the debt a worthless asset and deduct it as a loss.
Once a credit card account becomes 180 days delinquent, the issuer is legally required to write the debt off of its books (i.e. charge-off the credit card). By that point, ownership of the debt will, in most cases, have been sold to a third-party collection agency. So-called charge-off timelines vary based on the type of debt in question (for example, personal loans charge-off at 120 days instead of 180).