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The Core Principles of OPM: Mastering Financial Leverage for Sustainable Wealth
"The principles of OPM (Other People's Money) involve using external capital—such as bank loans, private investments, or credit—to fund an acquisition or investment. By utilizing leverage, an investor can control larger assets and increase their potential return on equity, provided the asset’s yield exceeds the cost of the borrowed capital. In the financial landscape of 2026, the strategic application of OPM remains the primary catalyst for rapid wealth accumulation and business scaling. While the concept of borrowing to invest is centuries old, modern OPM strategies require a sophisticated understanding of debt structures, risk mitigation, an..."
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