Strategic Planning & Analysis Flashcards
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A debt relief company tracks that 40% of enrolled clients drop out within the first year. What strategic action best addresses this?
Answer: Strengthen intake suitability screening and early-stage client communication
Better suitability screening and early engagement address root causes of program attrition.
Which key performance indicator best reflects the value delivered to clients in a settlement program?
Answer: Average savings achieved net of fees as a percentage of enrolled debt
Net savings after fees measure the actual financial benefit clients receive from the program.
When the TSR allows a fee calculated as a percentage, which basis may be used?
Answer: A fee proportional to the enrolled debt amount, or a percentage of the amount saved, applied consistently
TSR fees must bear the same proportional relationship to the total fee as the settled debt bears to total enrolled debt, or be a percentage of savings.
A client receives a settlement offer of 45% payable in a lump sum or 55% over six months. The client has 30% of the balance saved. What is the best analysis?
Answer: Evaluate the installment option's affordability against other planned settlements before accepting
The agent should confirm the installment plan fits the client's cash flow without jeopardizing other settlements.
A SWOT analysis for a debt relief firm would classify new CFPB enforcement focus on the industry as what?
Answer: Threat
Increased regulatory enforcement is an external factor that can negatively affect the firm, making it a threat.
Which practice best supports compliant marketing strategy for a debt relief company?
Answer: Making claims only when supported by actual, substantiated client outcome data
The FTC requires that performance claims be truthful and substantiated by competent evidence.
During periodic program review, a client's income has dropped and deposits are being missed. What is the most appropriate strategic step?
Answer: Reassess the budget, adjust deposits or program length, and re-evaluate alternatives with the client
Ongoing review lets the plan adapt to changing circumstances and keeps the client on a viable path.
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