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Carmelo Anthony explains why a $100,000,000 contract doesn’t make professional athletes rich for life “$100 million… let’s not get that twisted.” “It’s not really $100 million.” “You’re taking 50% to 60% off the top.” “So that $10 million becomes $5 million.” “Then you’ve got taxes in every state you...

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JJ Redick says $10,000,000 is supposed to last an NBA player forever “During my career the average NBA career was like four and a half years. So if you play four and a half years, that means you’re not getting to a real second contract” “You’re likely making 750, 1.2, 1.5 maybe you get an exception, 2.9. So you’ve made $8 million over four and a half years. Let’s call it $10 million over five years” “You’ve got $5 million to spend. You’re in the NBA, you’re going to get a nice car, you’re probably going to buy a nice house, but you’re going to take care of your parents before you spend another dollar” “Then you’ve got to pay your agent. How is that supposed to last you the rest of your life?” “It’s not about the intake, it’s about the outtake”

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Knicks Legend Carmelo Anthony says the thing nobody warns athletes about isn't going broke, it's what it does to you mentally "That's $100 million, but it's not really $100 million over a five-year span" "You're talking half your check gone to taxes. Then you gotta live, the house, take care of your mom, your agency fee, all of this stuff happening…" "And that drastic change of lifestyle messes you up mentally. That's the grey area that gets a lot of athletes"
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Knicks Legend Carmelo Anthony says the thing nobody warns athletes about isn't going broke, it's what it does to you mentally "That's $100 million, but it's not really $100 million over a five-year span" "You're talking half your check gone to taxes. Then you gotta live, the house, take care of your mom, your agency fee, all of this stuff happening…" "And that drastic change of lifestyle messes you up mentally. That's the grey area that gets a lot of athletes"

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NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe says athletes who go broke after a $100,000,000 contract have issues “A $100 million contract, I think everybody understands nobody's getting all $100 million of that” “If you live in a tax free state, let's just say on the high end you paying 37% federal income tax” “You got 60 million liquid, theoretically you put that in a fund you gonna get 5 to 8%. There'll be some years you get 10 to 12%” “So, even if you're just getting 5% on 60 million, that's $3 million a year. If you can't live off $3 million a year, you got issues”
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NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe says athletes who go broke after a $100,000,000 contract have issues “A $100 million contract, I think everybody understands nobody's getting all $100 million of that” “If you live in a tax free state, let's just say on the high end you paying 37% federal income tax” “You got 60 million liquid, theoretically you put that in a fund you gonna get 5 to 8%. There'll be some years you get 10 to 12%” “So, even if you're just getting 5% on 60 million, that's $3 million a year. If you can't live off $3 million a year, you got issues”

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JJ Redick explains why some NBA players still go broke despite earning millions “They don’t anymore.” “I’ll tell you how it happened.” “The average NBA career during my career was about four and a half years.” “You’re probably not getting a real second contract.” “Let’s say you made $10 million over five years.” “You’ve really only got about $5 million to spend after taxes and fees.” “You’re going to buy a nice car.” “You’re probably going to buy a nice house.” “You’re going to take care of your parents.” “How is that supposed to last you the rest of your life?” “My financial advisor told me from day one—it’s all about spending.” “It’s not just about the money coming in. It’s about the money going out.”

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