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AFP – Alternate Finance Program

The Alternate Finance Program (AFP) was launched circa 1992 to target a segment of our market that had previously not been possible to finance.  The 1st Term E-2 through E-4; and prospects that have light and or somewhat poor credit history.  The success of the OMSC AFP program over the last decade has resulted in 10% incremental business.   Managed properly, AFP business will help you earn thousands of dollars more annually.

The current AFP program is broken down into 3 programs with different requirements.  The codes for the programs are located in the upper right hand corner of the AFP LOI which you will receive from FSG.  

  1. AFP Code 141- The AFP 141 program is full recourse.  Full recourse means that in the event of default, the liability for paying off the balance of the loan resides with OMSC.  There is no liability for the agent after the delivery.   The cash down payment requirement is 5%.  This amount is based the Total Selling Price (TSP) and must be cash.  A Rebate is not part of the Cash calculation.  APR is 16.99%.
  2. AFP-Code 141 “R” Tier- The AFP “R” Program is also full recourse.  “R” Tier will be designated at the bottom of the LOI and will indicate that the APR is 18.99% with a cash requirement of 5%. 
  3. AFP-S Code 148- The AFP S program is designed for a slightly higher credit risk customer.  The AFP S program is sponsored by Ford Motor Credit (FMCC), which assumes liability in the event of customer default.  APR is 16.99%.  Since Ford carries the full risk, they have the option of requiring larger cash down-payments where they think them warranted.
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It’s Critical to Know:

  • All AFP programs require that the prospect have a minimum of 1 year remaining in service from the delivery date ETS must be at least one year after the delivery date.

 

  • You will note that when you receive a LOI from FSG that the stipulation reads “AFP Approved  Pending CO Check”This means that although the finance application is approved, a finance contract will not be issued until the CO Check is completed.  Other LOI’s, which contain additional stipulations, other than the requirements to provide complete personal references and a CO Check, will be called back as “AFP Eligible Pending CO Check”.  These applications will not receive final approval, nor will contracts be issued, until all of the stipulations have been satisfied.  Remember to get any AFP Eligible Pending CO Check LOI upgraded to Approved Status before the minimum lead time required for the delivery date.  The sooner after the order, the better.

 

  • CO means Commanding Officer.  The form is a formal a request for personal information through the command.  The form must be given to the customer with strict instructions given to have the form filled out by their 1st Sergeant or Commanding Officer.  If they are not available, then an E-6 or above will suffice.  Click here to see and print.  Please see example  The CO Form is to be submitted to your Management.  Management will verify that the information is correct by calling the person that signed the form.  Management will submit the CO form on your behalf to FSG.  Once FSG processes the form, a finance contract can be issue if all other stipulations have been met.  

 

  • OPP is Highly Recommended on AFP Finance Contracts.  The reason that OPP is mandatory is highly recommended is that it prevents a default arising from a major repair bill during the course of the loan thereby protecting the customer’s credit rating.   Many of our AFP customers rely on tight budgets to keep their households going and the need to be able to predict expenses is very important to them.

 

  • Pay by Allotment is Mandatory on AFP Finance Contracts.  An allotment is a very reliable way to pay bills without having to think about them.  A mandatory allotment reduces the risk of the loan to the issuer.  Civilians, who are unable to set up allotments, must repay through FMCC’s Preferred Payment Plan option, which is an automatic deduction from their personal checking account. 

 

  • The AFP Program is unavailable for the Korea Local Delivery Program.

 


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