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Stevie Rasmussen, the wife of Ray's pitcher Drew Rasmussen, has a unique story to share of their experiencing true adversity in the big leagues.

For professional athletes the most important investment you can make is finding the right advisory team. That decision should be based on skill, not personality alone.

To put together this guide, we asked our team of Certified Financial Planning (CFP ®) professionals, CPAs, and founders for their playbooks on financial and tax planning for professional athletes. When implemented wisely, these strategies can minimize your tax burden and maximize your wealth potential.

MLB wife balances veterinary career with baseball life, encouraging others.

Below we’re going to examine the choices of athletes who wasted their fortunes, athletes who made prudent investments, and athletes who gave back after making it in the big leagues.

MLB wife and tax CPA shares financial wisdom on maximizing athlete wealth.

When you achieve a certain level of wealth, managing it effectively becomes a demanding job – one that many of your peers have already outsourced to family offices. But what is a family office, and at what point do you need one?

In this article, we aim to arm you with a strategy that maximizes your dollars – all through managing the timing of your tax payments.

After a decades-long battle petitioning for changes to NCAA policies, athletes finally have a viable option for earning NIL money.

On July 1, 2021, the NCAA published a number of significant changes to NIL rules and policy. It meant that, for the first time, student-athletes could start earning money from their name, image, and likeness.

Former MLB player shares insights on athlete branding and NIL deals.