What Types of Credit Cards Can I Erase?

Posted On 03 Jul 2012

There are two main types of debt: secured and unsecured. Secured debt is something like a car, a home, or a big appliance—something that can be taken away from you if you fail to make the payments. Unsecured debt is debt like credit card payments you made for ordering a pizza, paying for a cab, or purchasing little things that cannot be repossessed or taken away to pay for the debt. Credit card debt is most often unsecured debt—and through bankruptcy, our team of experts can erase unsecured debt with the snap of your fingers!

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