Have you ever just sat down and asked yourself —
why are billionaires always so comfortable borrowing money?
I mean, they carry loans like it’s nothing.
Let me explain it to you in a very simple way.
Debt is not something they fear.
For them, debt is a tool — something they use to make even more money.
Now picture this…
You walk into a bank and borrow $1 million.
The bank says, “Just pay $30,000 every year as interest.”
Cool. No stress.
Then you take that borrowed money and invest it in something solid —
something that brings you $120,000 every year.
Think about it.
You’re paying thirty, but making one twenty.
That’s a $90,000 profit without using your own money.
That’s not debt — that’s smart business.
That’s exactly how the rich move.
You see, most regular people want to clear loans fast.
But the wealthy? They’re never in a hurry.
Because they know — money in hand is power.
Instead of paying off debt quickly,
they reinvest that money again and again.
Sometimes they even borrow against real estate or company shares
that are already going up in value —
and because they don’t sell, they avoid taxes too.
It’s not luck.
It’s strategy.
Debt is not their enemy — it’s their ally.
And the earlier we learn how they think,
the faster we can start moving like them.
Source: Money Up Academy
