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Have you ever looked around and wondered: "How the hell do they afford all this?" Massive mansions, fleets of luxury cars, companies that explode overnight... It feels like some people are playing a completely different game. A game with a secret cheat code.
What if I told you that cheat code actually exists? It’s called cheap money – and today we’re pulling back the curtain to show exactly who gets access to this exclusive club.
This isn’t just about being rich. It’s about having access to the fuel that powers the entire global economy: loans with rock-bottom interest rates, sometimes damn near 0%.
Welcome to Luxor Mind. Let’s dive in!
So what exactly is “cheap money”? Sounds like a limited-time offer, right? But in the world of high finance, it’s the most coveted resource on the planet: debt that basically costs nothing to take on.
Imagine borrowing $1 million and paying just a few thousand bucks in interest over the years. What would you do with that? Buy real estate, stocks, wait for them to appreciate, sell, pay back the tiny loan, and pocket massive profits.
You’re literally making money with other people’s money – almost for free. This isn’t fantasy. It’s the everyday reality for a select elite. Giant corporations, billionaire investors, and even governments use cheap money as the ultimate financial leverage.
But the million-dollar question: how do you get access? It’s not advertised at your local bank. This is a privilege built on trust and scale. The financial system rewards the “safe bets”:

Governments like the United States (whose bonds the whole world buys)
Mega-banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs (with direct lines to the Federal Reserve)
Mega-corporations like Apple and Amazon (with trillion-dollar balance sheets)
Billionaires and private-equity titans

They get cheap money through corporate bonds, billion-dollar credit lines, and personal relationships. While you and I pay 15–25% on credit cards or personal loans, they pay a tiny fraction of that – thanks to the ultra-low interest rates set by central banks.
This creates a vicious (or virtuous, depending on your zip code) cycle: the people who already have wealth get first dibs on cheap money (Cantillon Effect), they pour it into assets that inflate in price, and they get exponentially richer. Strategies like Buy, Borrow, Die let them avoid taxes almost entirely by only selling assets after death (via stepped-up basis).
The result? Cheap money is the single biggest driver of wealth inequality in the modern world. The rich multiply their fortunes on steroids while small businesses and regular people get crushed by high interest rates that bleed them dry.
Understanding this is the first step to questioning the system. This isn’t conspiracy – it’s just how risk and power actually work.
So what does this mean for you? Yeah, the game looks rigged – because in a lot of ways, it is. But knowledge is power.
Should we demand a fairer, more accessible system?
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