
The NFL Wealth Playbook: Why You Need a Financial Team | NFL Players' Podcast #53
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In this episode of the NFL Players' Podcast, host Riccardo Stewart and his co-hosts Jeff Locke, Sam Acho, and Zach Miller explore the essentials of building a strong financial team for NFL players. They dive into the nuances of transitioning from relying on a single financial advisor to curating a team dedicated to managing multi-generational wealth. Highlighting the complexities and responsibilities that come with increased wealth, the hosts share insights into the critical roles within a financial team and the timing for making this pivotal switch.
Key Highlights:
- Riccardo Stewart introduces the necessity of shifting from a single financial advisor to a comprehensive financial team for NFL athletes.
- Jeff Locke emphasizes the analogy of a sports team to explain the complex needs of high net-worth individuals.
- Sam Acho discusses the importance of having a financial team present regardless of geographical location.
- Zach Miller provides criteria for when an athlete should transition to a team based on their earning potential.
- Jeff Locke covers the philosophical reasons behind having a team to achieve the desired life outcomes.
- Sam Acho stresses the importance of working with an independent team to avoid conflicts of interest.
Quotes:
- "More money means more complexity, and when you have that complexity, it necessitates more clarity." – Riccardo Stewart
- "You can't just have one, two, or three people trying to handle all the things you need." – Jeff Locke
- "Your team needs to be wherever you are at, period." – Sam Acho
- "If you think you're going to make over $20 million, you should have a team." – Zach Miller
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