Professional Athletes

longevity and discipline

Planning for athletes

Planning for athletes has many similarities to any other profession; however, the longevity and discipline are the major differences that need to be at the forefront.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics dated February 7, 2024, there are approximately 17,000 professional athletes in the United States. The majority of these athletes do not have the time or ability to hold a second job. Their sports activities and training are their primary source of income. Most professional athletes are between 20–30 years old, with careers that only last from 3.5 to 9.5 years.

Risks and Challenges

Much of their income is earned in the middle and latter parts of their careers, with that second contract being the big money maker. To make planning even more challenging, an athlete’s income cannot be fully counted on because it is often subject to interruptions and/or reductions due to injuries, poor performance, on-the-field and off-the-field personal conduct clauses, lockouts, and salary caps. These inherent risks should be factored into every professional athlete’s planning.

Our Goal

Our goal is to always look out for you and your family. We have seen athletes too often get taken advantage of by outside emotional influences that have negatively impacted their financial success.

We want to focus on your goals, your philanthropic missions, the legacy you desire to leave behind, and ultimately your well being.

Become A Client

discipline and commitment

providing for your future

In a short period of time, we must effectively save, manage, and unwind in a prudent manner that will last for decades to come. This takes as much discipline and commitment as it did to make it this far in your career. The wear and tear on your body and the long road on body maintenance for your health, all while still providing for your future and family, must be at the forefront of your mindset.