Companies borrow money to fund operations all the time. Are they broke?
Investors borrow money to invest in the stock market, and if they lose, they start getting margin calls. Are they broke?
A CEO can borrow hundreds of thousands from his own company to buy a home. Is the CEO broke?
Many people borrow as it’s cheaper to finance over a period of time rather than investing all of their cash, given interest rates are lower than what they can invest in the stock market.
I don’t know how you can say something so patently false and then double down when someone says you are wrong. That’s being willfully ignorant.
Once companies have business credit
Business credit doesn't work like credit
Most business credit lines you have to pay back at the end of the month in full lmao, I mean to start business credit you get a net30 lmao
business operate on a different credit system than the FICO
I business can open as many credit lines as they can get without taking a hit
You use you credit 3 times in 6 months your score will drop
A black card, doesn't have a limit, because your suppose to be rich enough to pay whatever it is off at the end of month, it's just for convenience
you have no clue how credit works or why credit cards are bad for personal use that's your problem