CIA Spy: How the RICH make money out of thin air... AND you can, too.

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Anybody who lived through the Great Recession and the COVID crisis noticed that the rich somehow kept getting richer, even though the overall economy was on the verge of collapse multiple times. And that brings people to a question where they wonder, how is it that the rich stay rich? How do the rich actually benefit from a crisis? How do the rich get richer even while everybody else is struggling to survive? As you probably already assumed, it has nothing to do with working harder. When I was at CIA, CIA gave us the tools and tactics that wealthy people use to literally print money while everybody else is stuck playing by the rules. This formula isn't taught in schools. In fact, it isn't even talked about publicly until somebody has a net worth of over $2 million.

But I promise you that once you hear the formula from me today, you'll never forget it. My name is Andrew Bustamante. I'm a former CIA intelligence officer, New York Times bestselling author and viral internet personality. I spent seven years operating around the world with CIA's National Clandestine Service, and now I teach spy skills that break barriers and help you unlock your peak performance. I've had viral interviews with Diary of a CEO, Flagrant, Sean Ryan, Lex Friedman, and dozens of other top tier podcasts and mainstream media outlets. The spy skills I teach have helped tens of thousands of people around the world increase their income, decrease their waistline, and shortcut their way to wealth, happiness, and even love. Today, I want to teach you one of those secret spy skills. The first thing you need to understand about how the wealth can print money while everybody else is stuck in the same rat race is understanding that wealthy people build their wealth by building something called assets. Assets are physical, tangible goods that actually retain an increase in value.

Meanwhile, most of the rest of us are stuck spending our money on things that decrease in value over time or don't carry value long term. So when you think of an asset, think of a house, think of a building, think of a block of gold. And when you think of what the everyday person uses their money for, you have to think of things like cars that decrease in value the moment you drive them off the lot, or food, something that completely loses its value because it's consumed. So wealthy people are constantly building assets that retain value and grow, where the average person is oftentimes using their money to buy things that are consumable or lose value over time. That difference in financial performance might seem small, but over time it makes a huge difference. Because as wealthy people build those assets, they are given an opportunity to print money without having to make money. Meanwhile, the average person who's spending their money on things they can consume is not only losing value right now, but is also losing potential future opportunities because of their lack of physical, tangible assets. Whether you've heard this before or whether this is all new to you, I want to make sure you understand one important thing. Wealthy people are not the only people who can buy assets. You have a great deal of assets at your disposal right now that you just may not understand are assets. And as a result of that, you lose the opportunity to cash in on the same process, the same pattern that wealthy people use to build their wealth quickly. I'm going to give you tools today that teach you exactly to cash in and grow your wealth instantaneously the same way that wealthy people do. If you think you already know what I'm going to teach, take a moment now to pause the video and leave a comment below. Tell us what you know about how wealthy people grow their wealth and how the average person loses wealth. But if you're here and excited to learn something new, go ahead and click like, subscribe and buckle up. The first thing I want to teach you about is a tool the wealthy have called the securities backed line of credit. The securities backed line of credit is a tool that banks use to incentivize wealthy people to take out loans from that bank. And a securities backed line of credit is nothing more than a loan that is given against assets that the wealthy person already owns. What that means is the bank understands that a wealthy person with a large line of assets already has a number of things that they can use as collateral against a loan. So if they try to charge a high interest rate, the wealthy person isn't going to take a loan. So instead, the bank will lower its interest rate significantly to encourage the wealthy person to take a loan and use their assets as collateral. Those assets are important because they act as collateral that ensures that the bank will get its money back even if the wealthy person is unable to pay back the loan. So an SBLOC or Securities Backed Line of Credit is a low interest rate loan that wealthy people take against their assets to get money from a bank right now. Maybe you've heard about this before, maybe this isn't new, but here's where it gets tricky. Because wealthy people will actually use a Securities Backed Line of Credit to replace their annual salary.