A collection of interviews, videos and articles - Fox News, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, and much more - with quotes and comments by Bill Bartmann
Listen to Fox News interviews where Bill Bartmann comments on investor opportunities to buy bad debts for pennies on the dollar.
Fox & Friends interviews Bill Bartmann to hear his comments on sleazy tactics debt collectors use to collect debts owed by deceased relatives. Bill Bartmann makes it clear that family cannot be held accountable for deceased relatives' debts. No one can collect from family members who are not named in the contracts. The debt collectors can try to go after the estate, but each state has its own guidelines as to the statute of limitations of how long before a debt becomes uncollectible.
The Matt Patrick Radio show interviews Bill Bartmann about companies matching employee contributions to 401-K plans. He asks Bill Bartmann, "Do you feel, in your gut, that the stock market is going to be better in 5 years?" Bill Bartmann feels that things are not going to get better in the short term, during the next year, so if you need your money now, pull out and "run for the hills," otherwise, if you can hold, sit tight. The market will have to improve in the next 18 - 24 months or we'll all be in deep trouble.
Hear about Bill Bartmann's new book, "Bailout Riches," which is about how everyday investors can become rich buying bad loans for pennies on the dollar. Bill Bartmann says we are no where near the bottom yet; 500 banks will fail this year, and another 1000 bank will fail next year.
Get tips from Bill Bartmann on building a billion dollar business: Think Big, Do theuUnconventional, Believe in yourself and your idea, Share your vision, Execute, Focus, Never give up.
Read articles that contain comments and quotes from Bill Bartmann.
Below is a link that will take you to an Ericho Communication page (my PR firm) that lists and links recent interviews or quotes. As you will see there are comments or clips from Fox, Fox Business, Forbes, Fortune, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, U.S. News & World Report and others http://www.erichopr.com/releases/bbi.htm
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