Question 1: How long would it take you to save $1million? How long would it take you to borrow $1million?

Question 2: Who is going to get richer in the long run? Someone who works all their lives trying to save a million dollars? Or someone who knows how to borrow a million dollars at 10% interest and also knows how to invest it and receive a 25% per year return on that borrowed million dollars?

Question 3: To whom would a banker rather lend money? Someone who works hard for money, or someone who knows how to borrow money and have that money safely and intelligently work hard for them?

Question 4: Who would you have to be and what would you have to know in order to call your banker and say “I want to borrow a million dollars” and have the banker say, “I will have the papers ready for you to sign in 30mins”?

Question 5: Why does the government tax your savings but give you a tax break for being in debt?

Question 6: Who has to be financially smarter and better financially educated, a person with a million dollars in savings, or a person with a million dollars in debt?

Question 7: Who has to be financially smarter with money, someone who works hard for money or someone who has money work hard for him?

Question 8: If you had a choice of education, would you choose to go to school to learn how to work hard for money, or would you rather go to school to learn how to have money work for you?

Question 9: Why do people the people who work the hardest and save the most pay more in taxes than people who work less and borrow more?

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This are really the million dollar questions