REBubble

I've seen a lot of this sort of rhetoric on reddit and tiktok. I just want to remind everybody that this is 100% false. Big banks and corporations borrow their cash just like everyone else. They have to pay interest on that loan just like everyone else. In most cases, they sell bonds on portfolios of homes that pay interest to investors. The value of those bonds is hugely impacted by market interest rates and the difficulty to get more funding through selling more bonds gets more difficult as well because they have to pay investors a higher return.

Beyond that, I don't know much about the innerworkings of a corporate balance sheet in an environment where the value of the bonds is decreasing.