Commercial Loan Administration Manager Job Questions & Answers

I want to be able to live comfortably in a decent sub division and be able to shop at Jewel instead of Wal-Mart, if you know what I mean. No offense if you take any.

2 answers - Asked By: iiGOTCHA. <3 - 4/29/2009

And how can you get in the field like how many years of school ect

1 answer - Asked By: =] - 5/23/2012

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Communication: Unwavering socioeconomic skills in multifaceted setting Generate correspondence for an in-depth understanding of what is required of myself and departmental needs Disseminate at companies discretion approved prospectuses and mutual fund information Administrative Culture: Proficient time-management assisting management and Financial Advisors Carry out all mass mailings, processing, correspondence, and ordering of supplies Gain a clear understanding of what is expected of me in order to service all clients, management and Financial Advisors to the best of my proven abilities Integrity of Confidentiality: Adhere to all policies and procedures that employer delegate Maintain strict confidence with respect to all materials handled Careful of public disclosure and distribution of materials handled in back office PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE H&R Block (May 2006– Present) (HRBFA) Select Client Group Send Mutual Fund information to clients upon the request of the Financial Advisors Handle incoming mail for processing, UPS shipments and re-ordering of department supplies Follow-up on Bord-restricted accounts so trades can be made successfully Post and deposit all checks into ILX/daily bank run Edison Credit Union (September 2004 – April 2006) Member Service Representative Open new accounts and admit customers to safe deposit boxes Assist marketing manager with marketing strategies/mailings and recruitment Open CD’s and IRA accounts for members and problem resolution Assist teller line with member deposits/withdrawals Commerce Bank (October 2000 – August 2004) Bankcard and Installment Loan(s) Collector Contact delinquent, charge-off, or high-risk customers regarding deficiencies in account balances Train with Quality Assurance manager in telephone productivity Negotiate with customers to establish full balance repayment plans or settlements to cure delinquent accounts Approve payment extensions to customers due to loss of job, illness or death in the family Commercial Credit Administrative Assistant Copy and distribute commercial credit reports to management for approval of pending loans Distribute mail, send and process incoming faxes and copy paperwork for management Prepare board room for upper-management meetings Assist with monthly reporting Teller Promote and maintain positive relations with all contacts, customers and potential customers Involved in ordering, receiving, verifying, and distributing cash Promote the bank's products and services; consistently cross-sells bank products at every opportunity Responsible for opening and closing the vault (dual control) EDUCATION Avila University (August 2006 – Present) Pursuing Business Administration Degree AWARDS, HONORS & ACTIVITIES Dean’s List Recepient Active member assisting the Help’s Ministry at Macedonia Baptist Church Notary Commissioned for the first three post so far I just want to say thank you for being honest about the literature on the question I asked about. It could not be more clear as to what it is that I needed from all of you. I do agree that it is a bit much. I have my original resume but I created this one which is waaaay too much info. I wish I could pick all of you for best answer.

3 answers - Asked By: RunTellDat - 2/18/2009

I just read the entire text of President Bush's address last night and I grade his effort "D" at best. He did not make the case that needs making. Here's the real skinny and what I think President Bush should have said and one -- My Fellow Americans: The annual yield on treasury bills fell yesterday to 44 basis points. at times yesterday, it was negative. This shows that companies and people with more money than FDIC insurance covers aren't willing to deposit it at the banks, nor are they willing to buy commercial paper with it. Without funds from deposits or commercial paper, the banks don't have the money to make ordinary loans to their regular customers, even if the regular customer's credit is good. I'm thinking of the local grocery store that borrows on Friday to pay their employees and repays the bank each Monday from the weekend's receipts. Without funds available to the banks, they can't make even good loans to regular customers. Many people think the bank's executives and managers should be fired for making all these bad mortgage loans and thus they want to deny this bailout program until the banks are being run better. America does not have the time to wait for that to happen. Booting the bank managers would require us to let the banks fail first. It is illegal to simply take over the banks unless and until they stop functioning. If the banks stop functioning, America's payments mechanism would stop. That means that your credit cards, your debit card, and your atm card would not work. No one would take your check because they couldn't know if your bank will be able to pay it tomorrow. If that happened, you would not be able to buy groceries or gas or anything unless you had actual cash. This would cause the total volume of sales to plunge, perhaps to only 1/3rd or less of regular levels. And then employees would be laid off, and every business that couldn't withstand a huge decline in sales would go bankrupt. If you and your extended family has four workers in all, I'm talking about one of them losing his job and a second being told her wages are now 1/3rd less than what they were, or she loses her job too. This is what we must prevent -- America's payments mechanism must continue to operate. If this means that we have to accept that some executives and managers who deserve to lose their jobs get to keep them because they are also the payments mechanism, that is a price we simply have to pay. Loans whose value is unknown must be reduced to less than the amount of capital each and every bank has on hand. Since the financial markets have already shown that they will not provide more capital to the banks, someone has to remove the questionable loans from the banks' assets. This is what the program my administration has proposed will do. And the only entity with enough size to do that for the entire economy is the Federal government. To make sure there is enough time for Congress to act, I have asked the Securities and Exchange Commission and Federal Reserve to immediately declare a banking holiday. They have agreed to do this. All banks, stock markets, futures markets, stock brokerages, and similar enterprises all across America will be closed tomorrow. They'll stay closed until Congress acts. It is very likely that your credit cards will not work tomorrow. Your debit cards and atm cards probably will not work either. And stores may refuse to take your check. Banks and markets will re-open when there is reasonable assurance for their depositors and ordinary creditors that these weak assets will not cause the banks to fail and take away their deposits and short term lendings. Our prayers are with America tonight and every night, thank you and good night. *** Well, that's what I think the President should have said and done -- what's your opinion? I started working in banking in 1970. along the way, I earned MBA and CPA. I've seen economic booms and busts related to real estate lending since my first bust in 1973. This is by far the worst situation since then.

6 answers - Asked By: Spock (rhp) - 9/25/2008

I have a major dilema! the company i have worked for 9 years is talking about downsizing in a major way! We have offices around the company and they are merging. I am in a management skills however i came to this job on the last recession skittles and now looks like we are back to square one with all the signs of downsizing. My own manager looks nervous. The problem is we are cleaning our credit and in the process of trying to open a franchise that is recession proof we have worked on for over a year. I am wondering if it is best to try to stay here until the december or january ( I don't know how much longer for credit to update ) or to hurry up and find another job. How do you explain to the lenders especially at this time of a recession why you left a job of 9 years. Of course i am going to look for a job in the same field but the reason we are pushing to open the franchise is because this particular industry is really slow. We are looking for startup capital in additon to our deposit and decent credit so i am really worried with a business plan that the lenders will see a change of job even in the same field will be risky. I am really trying to make sure we don't place the franchise on the backburner and with the financial fiasco if we have to wait really how long before we attempt to apply for a business loan. ** sorry i mean how long to wait to apply for a business loan if the criteria is stricter with the economy bad if i have to change jobs. I would love to stay and ride it out but it really is writing on the wall to be downsized (even if you are valuable I make a decent amount) or run and find something else to be employed.

1 answer - Asked By: dablack2004 - 10/7/2008

I am going to college soon, and i was wondering, if a choose to major in buisiness, to earn a buisiness degree, is college enough? do i have to go to buisiness school after college? or can i just go to a buisiness school and not go to college? what career options do i have if I major in buisiness?

2 answers - Asked By: sam16 - 6/15/2008