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Aug 2021
29m 58s

How to Manage Sudden Wealth Syndrome

INVESTOPEDIA
About this episode
Joe McLean, financial advisor to professional athletes, celebrities, and executives, explains the biggest mistakes the suddenly wealthy make, and how to manage your financial life if and when you get a windfall of cash. Plus, what the Supreme Court's decision on NCAA student-athletes' ability to get paid means for the future of college and professional sport ... Show More
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