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Bettye J. Banks
CCCS of Greater Dallas

Areas of Expertise:

  • Banking
  • Borrowing money
  • Budgeting
  • Buying a car
  • Checking accounts
  • Credit cards
  • Credit history
  • Debt management
  • Identity theft
  • Interest rates
  • Life stage financial planning
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Bio:
Bettye Banks has nearly 30 years of experience with CCCS of Greater Dallas and has been senior vice president for education since 1998. She is a certified financial counseling executive and a certified consumer credit counselor. Banks has logged more than 25,000 counseling hours and facilitated over 3,000 seminars, presentations and workshops on money management, credit and related topics.

She is a published author of several consumer finance-oriented workbooks and regularly writes feature articles for various local and state publications, including Today's Dallas Woman, Dallas Family and Dallas Child. Ms. Banks holds a B.A. degree from Dallas Baptist University.
 
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