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Mitsu

extraordinary is jus... • 16h

The rich avoid taxes with a strategy called “Buy, Borrow, Die”, by using assets as collateral to borrow money, and write off interest as a tax deduction Step 1: Buy assets (hold to avoid taxes from selling) Step 2: Borrow money at low interest rates (use assets as collateral)

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