Ted Batron
Ted Batron is a financial expert who specializes in debt counseling and custom debt elimination plans. He has developed a short eCourse that's a great primer for those who are want to learn how to negotiate, eliminate and settle credit card debt at a 30-70% discount and become debt free. If you would like to know more about Ted Batrons "5 Debt Settlement Secrets You Should Know" eCourse, visit http://www.No-Debt.net
Articles by this Author
Student Credit Card Debt: The Facts
- By Ted Batron
- Published June 17, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
Student credit card debt is'nt always accumulated from irresponsible partying and recreation. Most of it comes from a need for survival at school...
Mediating Debts With Credit Card Debt Collection Training
- By Ted Batron
- Published June 17, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
If you are interested in credit card debt collection training, you have to have a serious personality. You have to have the desire to help, but also the intensity to be firm an do what you are being paid to do...
Getting Out Of Debt - The Right And Wrong Way To Pay
- By Ted Batron
- Published April 21, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
There is a right and wrong way to pay a debt, and it can make a difference when you start trying to get dings removed from your report...
Debt Consolidation Is Usually Not The Answer
- By Ted Batron
- Published April 21, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
If you have 80 thousand in equity in your home, and you borrow money against it to pay 40 thousand in credit card bills, are you sure that you will be able to continue to make the payment...
Bankruptcy vs. Credit Card Debt Counseling
- By Ted Batron
- Published April 16, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
It is best to make sure that if you are filing a Chapter 7, you have no assets of value that can be liquidated by the court to settle the debt...
Credit Card Debt Help & How To Find It
- By Ted Batron
- Published April 14, 2008
- Credit Cards
- Unrated
Unfortunately in our credit card driven society, we sometimes get credit card debt help in the form of a new loan, only to run up the balances on the cards and end up in the same problem...