How the NFL Players Association brought financial advisors to Florida to better marry them to its members
Advisors new to the league's program must attend the conference during their “rookie” season
Author Robert Margolis, Guest Columnist May 19, 2010 at 6:23 AM
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November 27, 2021 at 12:57 AM
Anna
January 11, 2016 — 9:20 PM
I agree that both players and their advisers need to know what they do not know. In my area of selecting and evaluating franchises, I see this gap in knowledge which can be quite costly. Owning multiple units of a franchise can be a wonderful investment so before making such a significant move, have someone on your team with years of franchise industry experience. There’s a lot more to selecting and evaluating a franchise than just crunching the numbers. That’s the easy part.
