How the Rich Use Debt to Get Richer?

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This is a well explained video

remember folk, the method is for rich to use debt...not broke paycheck to paycheck to use debt.

Okay but how are they gonna pay back the loans they take?

Yeah they put their assets as collateral in case they can’t pay the bank back the loans but they still gotta sell some pieces of their assets to get cash in liquid in order to pay back their lenders which also means they’ll trigger some tax fees in the process so they don’t actually avoid paying taxes entirely, they just don’t pay as much as regular people with a W2. Am I missing something here?

This is so true

Eat the rich!

I like the good debt!

Rich getting richer

But when you borrow to buy a rental property, you have to pay it back and maintenance comes out of your pocket.

Great breakdown of how debt can actually be a tool for wealth! 💡 This really changed how I think about leveraging opportunities thanks for the clear explanation!

My head hurts right now

5% yearly intrest....which bank gives u so cheap...😂😂......
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Problem you have to be rich to start 😂

Ok ones question, how to you get a bank to loan you 100000 bucks when you make 21 an hour?

Rich people get richer because they buy or own things that everyone needs, the government makes it illegal to do anything for yourself unless you pay them and then they give you welfare that you have to use to buy goods or services from rich people. Government uses debt to fund welfare, this is inflation of the money supply, infinite money print for people that own assets. If people took control of their own lives and created their own wealth through the vast encyclopaedia of knowledge we all have available to us today there would be no ultra wealthy.

Sure. Many rich do helpout...but at.the same.time they exploit and increase the gap. Their stance...they worked for it and anyone can get rich..BS. if they really want to help...someone like Elon could give 1 Million to each household pr.family. how much wealth does one person need. ELON! Building your E truck is not a necessity of life for people..especially as few.can. afford it.

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Turning debt into wealth is fascinating!

20 dollars by next year i prove i can make that much

Music sounds like its from Leisure suit Larry 7

what if tenant is squatter doesnt pay or want to leave

You wrong you still going to pay taxes from the money your business is generating you pay taxes on your income no matter if you did borrow money or not the taxes is related to your income not to the money you did borrow from the bank you pay the interest and you pay the taxes because the bank has nothing to do with taxes you pay Luan and interest and the taxes if it was easy like this video say everybody becomes rich but the reality something else and about elon musk he was rich from the beginning and his father is rich and you fools believe the bullshit of from 0 to trillions lol 😆 you don't become rich by legal business you take dirty money and turn it to legal clean money

📡Usury is bad 😊🛰

It's an all happy happy thing in illusions. There are always losses. And u will get stressed out for repayment on debt

don't forget the important part is that Elon musk actually makes money from the assets he has. you can't really use debt to get richer if the "asset" you gained from the debt isn't making you any money

Didn’t Elon lose money wen he did the balcony salute of Germany or just the investors

It really is simple

What if ur business fail or didn't generate income like in my case 😂

And thats why we have so many homeless people now. Thank You, "Filthy" Rich.

The reason very wealthy people get "debts" is very different than a regular persons 😅, it's like comparing apples to oranges

How do you borrow money with no collateral?

Question:

1. Who and Where to borrow that has low interest ?
2. Do i need collateral or guarantor ?
3. Where to invest ?

If you don't know these things, then dont go debt

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Just like politician business people who have rendered many banks into literal liquidation, causing depositors to go nuts. It is very common in LDC countries like ours.

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