Why I use the banks money instead of mine

@lewismorganuk

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The video explains a financial strategy that is counter-intuitive to many, making it intriguing and shareable. The use of a large sum like 50 million pounds adds to the shock value and encourages viewers to understand the reasoning.

Summary

The speaker explains their strategy of using bank money instead of their own for investments, particularly in property. They argue that using borrowed funds shifts the risk to the bank, allowing them to retain their own capital for other opportunities and providing leverage for buyouts if necessary.

Structure

1Using bank money for investments
2Shifting risk to the bank
3Retaining personal capital
4Leverage for refinancing or buyouts
5Example of investing in I group

Product placement

The Lewis Morgan Podcast (appears, does not act, removing it does not change video)

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Why I use the banks money instead of mine

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The benefits of using the banks money and not yours #investing #property #business

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Spending 50 million pound on the property would be my problem. If something went wrong. Spending 50 million pound of the banks money would become their problem. Do you know what I'm saying? Which means that I'll then have more leverage. To refinance or whatever it may be, whatever it might be, I'll have more leverage to do so. For example, when I invested in I group, I didn't use my own money. I used the banks money to invest in I group, but I could have used my own money. But I could have used my own money. Why would I use my own money when I know it's going to be a success 100%. I can use my own money to invest in other things. And just in case anything goes wrong, I want my money to buy me out. You can't then use the banks money to buy yourself out. You don't want that. You know what I mean?