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In 2024, the top 1% added more to their wealth than any other year in history.

Their secret, they upgraded their wealth building strategy, and it's called

Buy, Borrow, Die, 2.0. While the original strategy built billions in wealth, this new version

is even more powerful, and in the next eight minutes or so, I'll show you exactly how it works,

why the rich are racing to use it right now and how you can implement it yourself. But first,

let me show you what happens if you don't. Meet Jordan and Janet, two real estate investors.

Same starting point. Very different endings. Jordan just sold his rental property for $500,000.

After taxes, he pocketed $450. He thought he made the smart move. One year later, Jordan's bank balance is actually

shrinking, while Janet's net worth has nearly doubled. Here's what happened. Because while

Jordan's money sits in savings getting eaten by inflation, Janet did something completely

different, and her net worth is about to explode. Here's how the original buy-borrowed-dye strategy works.

Imagine you own this mountain of gold, and selling it would trigger massive taxes and

shrink your treasure.

So instead, you borrow against it.

Use that borrowed cash to buy more assets, and then you keep your gold mountain intact.

That's the basic idea.

Here, real-world example, hypothetical, of course.

Let's take Trump Tower. It's not just a building. It's a wealth-building machine. Over time, it

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