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During the 'Controlled Accumulation Period' of a Credit Card Master Trust, what happens to the principal collections allocated to a specific series?
- They are paid out immediately to bondholders each month in order to shorten the tranches' weighted average life.
- They are deposited into a 'Principal Funding Account' (PFA) each month to accumulate for a single bullet payment at maturity.
- They are redirected instead to cover the servicing fee whenever the trust's collected portfolio yield proves insufficient.
- They are instead used to purchase newly originated receivables from the originator, thereby growing the seller's retained interest stake.
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