— FOR COACHES
you take care of everyone else. This one is for you.
When your career is built around investing in everyone else, it’s easy to put your own family’s financial future on the back burner.
— THE COACHING LIFE
a profession built on putting others first.
Careers change quickly. Cross-country moves become routine. Retirement accounts get scattered and left behind. Your own goals get pushed to “next season.”
The truth is, no one is going to draw up the game plan for your financial future unless you decide it matters now.
— THE FINANCIAL REALITY
WHY HAVING A FINANCIAL GAME PLAN MATTERS MORE FOR COACHES:
Income Volatility: Your salary can swing wildly based on win-loss records and coaching changes.
Frequent Moves: Moving every two or three years means dealing with different state pension systems, retirement plan providers, and employee benefits. Accounts get left behind and forgotten.
Time Constraints: You’re busy with recruiting and game planning that financial planning gets pushed to “tomorrow.” Tomorrow becomes next month, which becomes next year, which becomes 27 retirement accounts.
Family Impact: Your spouse manages household finances while you’re on the road. She needs clear information to make decisions with confidence and when you’re traveling, there’s more time to think and worry.
— FROM THE SIDELINES