Earning endorsement income (card deals, appearances, equipment deals, etc.) is not only great because it’s extra income, but also because it provides you with the opportunity to pay less tax today and maximize your tax-deferred investment growth, ultimately helping you accomplish your financial goals more effectively.
Read MoreWe often talk about diversification and how we allocate your money into many different asset classes. This is one of the most fundamental principles to successful investing. A real life experience, totally unrelated to the stock market, can help to explain the concept.
Read MoreThe most harmful and inaccurate piece of advice that many players are told before the draft is, “you don’t need a financial advisor before the draft.”
Read MoreAs a high level prospect you have most likely become accustomed to playing in front of a sea of scouts. You no longer take notice of the wave of radar guns that are raised as you begin your delivery or the click of stop watches as you speed down the baseline.
Read MoreIt’s that time of the year again. Spring Training and Taxes! Of course, you’re probably more excited about Spring Training and less about taxes. I thought it would be helpful to shed light into why a tax refund is actually a bad thing and can potentially cost you money.
Read MoreWe believe that the very foundation for why we, or anyone, should invest their money is: To Achieve Their Goals. Common sense tells us that we should have goals for our money, but so often when we evaluate prospective clients’ portfolios, we see that their goals rarely match how they’ve been allocated.
Read MoreWith the season just around the corner, we wanted to share with you a valuable resource from one of the foremost experts in the field of professional baseball strength training, David Constant, BA, CSCS, CPT.
Read MoreBecoming a successful investor can be paralleled to becoming a successful and safe driver. For the most part as a driver we have a lot of freedom.
Read MoreAs a Professional Athlete can you answer each of the following questions? Where will the next $1,000 you make go? Will it all go to your investment account? Or like so many, will you thoughtlessly spend? How long will your career last?
Read MoreFor most of society who operates by earning a pay check every two weeks a sudden inflow of a large lump sum of money (financial windfall) can be overwhelming.
Read MoreBeing drafted and becoming a professional player is an exciting yet dramatic change for every athlete. You are suddenly dealing with significantly more money along with much higher expectations for spending.
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