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Most billionaires pay far less in taxes than you’d think, and it’s completely legal.

Most people earn a paycheck, and taxes come out before the money ever hits their account. The more you earn, the more you pay.

Billionaires play a completely different game. Many take small salaries and keep most of their wealth in stock and assets. As long as they don’t sell, that growth isn’t taxed as income. On paper they’re worth billions, but their taxable income can look surprisingly small.

So how do they pay for anything? They borrow. Banks lend them money against their stock, and a loan isn’t income, so it isn’t taxed. Their assets keep growing while the loans fund their lifestyle.

In the U.S., when those assets are passed down, much of the gain built up over a lifetime can escape income tax entirely. The strategy even has a name: buy, borrow, die.

None of this is a secret. It’s just knowledge most people were never taught.

The game was never hidden. Most people just never learned the rules.