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How To Use The ‘Buy Borrow Die’ Strategy to BUILD Wealth And Pay ZERO Taxes

Mat Sorensen - Wealth Lawyer & Entrepreneur

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How To Use The ‘Buy Borrow Die’ Strategy to BUILD Wealth And Pay ZERO Taxes

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Mat Sorensen - Wealth Lawyer & Entrepreneur
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To get a comprehensive tax and legal plan get to my law firm KKOS Lawyers: https://kkoslawyers.com/schedule-an-a... In this video, I’m breaking down the Buy, Borrow, Die strategy—a powerful wealth-building and tax-minimization approach used by the ultra-wealthy. Learn how to leverage appreciating assets like real estate and stock portfolios to access cash without selling, avoid capital gains taxes, and build long-term wealth. Whether you're managing a $1 million portfolio or just starting out, this strategy can help you keep more money in your pocket and grow your net worth. Don’t miss these actionable tips to protect your assets and maximize your financial freedom! 0:00 - What is Buy, Borrow, Die? 1:18 - How Borrowing Against Assets Works 2:22 - Why Selling Assets Costs You Money 3:33 - Real-Life Example: Stock Portfolio Strategy 5:28 - Real Estate vs. Stock Portfolio: Which is Better? 9:44 - Should You Sell or Rent Your Home? 12:14 - The "Die" Strategy: Tax Benefits for Heirs 15:00 - Key Takeaways to Build Wealth ---- Unlock the power of self-directed investing at the 12th SDIRA Summit: https://sdirasummit.com/ ---- Found this video helpful? Click the Like button & share with others. Subscribe to my channel and click the 🔔 icon for notifications when I post a new video. Don't forget to leave your questions in the comment section below! ---- Websites: https://directedira.com/appointment https://kkoslawyers.com https://mainstreetbusiness.com https://matsorensen.com ---- My Social Media: Instagram:   / matsorensen   Tik Tok:   / sorensenmat   Linked In:   / matsorensen   Facebook:   / mat.sorensen.1   ---- 🚀 Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Consult with a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.