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  • A_A_G
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    Originally posted by Sean88gt View Post
    I think it is fucked that they give big money to idiots that have no financial sense. Throwing a ball doesn't give one life sense. The players should be forced to invest 50% of their salary in a fund that begins to disperse upon retirement, as well as classes that teach them how to budget.
    Would you be ok if your employer forced you to invest 50% of your money?

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  • 71chevellejohn
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    Originally posted by Chili View Post
    It doesn't have to be government directed. The NBA could easily mandate that a percentage of a player's salary is automatically placed into a pension of some sort that starts annual payouts upon leaving the NBA.
    It may have been implemented after Iverson entered the NBA, but the NBA and NFL both have rookie seminars that are mandatory. They cover the basics of handling the media and I believe an entry course on finances/money management. Nothing is automatic, but there is an effort made by the leagues to try and prevent broke-dick ball players.

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  • Sean88gt
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    Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post
    What's up big government?

    Man I'm all for letting people stimulate the economy with their massive pay day!!!
    Where did I say anything about the government?

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  • GrayStangGT
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    Originally posted by Chili View Post


    Net worth of $650MM!
    Last I read he was worth a billion. He makes stupid money off of Jordan shoes.

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  • UserX
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    Mo' money, mo' problems.

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  • Nash B.
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    Originally posted by CJ View Post
    And when he gets that pay check he'll be broke again when he's 60. That's why it's important to also get an education in college.
    How much of the issue is education and how much of it is intelligence?

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  • Chili
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    Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post
    What's up big government?

    Man I'm all for letting people stimulate the economy with their massive pay day!!!
    It doesn't have to be government directed. The NBA could easily mandate that a percentage of a player's salary is automatically placed into a pension of some sort that starts annual payouts upon leaving the NBA.

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  • CJ
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    And when he gets that pay check he'll be broke again when he's 60. That's why it's important to also get an education in college.

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  • Ruffdaddy
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    Originally posted by Sean88gt View Post
    I think it is fucked that they give big money to idiots that have no financial sense. Throwing a ball doesn't give one life sense. The players should be forced to invest 50% of their salary in a fund that begins to disperse upon retirement, as well as classes that teach them how to budget.
    What's up big government?

    Man I'm all for letting people stimulate the economy with their massive pay day!!!

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  • David
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    30 for 30 had a good episode on broke athletes. Some of those fuckers are still pay check to pay check employees.

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  • mstng86
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    Originally posted by Mike View Post
    They talkin bout practice?
    investment practices

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  • Mike
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    They talkin bout practice?

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  • Sean88gt
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    I think it is fucked that they give big money to idiots that have no financial sense. Throwing a ball doesn't give one life sense. The players should be forced to invest 50% of their salary in a fund that begins to disperse upon retirement, as well as classes that teach them how to budget.

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  • Baba Ganoush
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    Iverson blew through his money at an alarming rate on gaudy jewelry, expensive cars, and other frivolous purchases. In 2012, a Georgia judge garnished his wages to satisfy a $859,896.46 debt to a jeweler.
    Yeah, no sympathy for someone that irresponsible.

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  • Mach1
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    Originally posted by svo855 View Post
    He has a bright career in porn ahead of him if he would apply at this site.

    www.dogfart.com
    oh my god, that place is crazy! I didn't know such a thing existed!!

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