She should have invested in a business while married and earned an income.She should have just settled with him for a few million.
She should have invested in a business while married and earned an income.She should have just settled with him for a few million.
Financial Advisers are paid (handsomely)..to advise about finances. That’s literally there career.These athletes don’t apply themselves to learn. It isn’t your advisers job to care more about your finances than you.
Advise yes...but a lot of these athletes gives these advisers free reign of their money and don’t bother to learn the basics.Advisers are paid (handsomely)..to advise about finances. That’s literally there career.
You’re completely going off track. We’re talking about protecting your assets in the likely event of a divorce.Advise yes...but a lot of these athletes gives these advisers free reign of their money and don’t bother to learn the basics.
Your adviser should not be signing things off your behalf, Trey should not have more say about your money than you who is earning the income.
all those who get royally screwed have one thing in common they leave large bulk of responsibility to someone else and then want to cry about it later. It doesn’t matter if you pay someone else to look after your money, it’s not their money.
You’re completely going off track. We’re talking about protecting your assets in the likely event of a divorce.
There’s nothing “basic” about trusts and estates and the complexities of shielding your assets.
The average layperson has no idea about trusts and various tax havens, that’s why they hire lawyers and accountants. But you expect young black men who mostly come from poverty to be financial gurus at this?
That’s why they hire advisors and people behind them. They don’t have time to learn the ins and outs of trusts and estates while perfecting there craft as a top tier athlete
he accumulated wealth and put assets into the truth post marriage tho...I work in finance and around high net worth individuals so I already know the game.
The key is you have to put your assets into the trust before you enter into the marriage for this to effectively work. Let's say you're planning to buy a new house for you and your fiance once you tie the not. Try to close on that house before your marriage date and have it under the ownership of your trust not under your name.
I drew up my own trust. All my assets are owned by the trust, including my condo, my rental property, and my investment portfolios. There is nothing in my name, however, I'm the beneficiary of the trust.
It's the only way to stay safe.
TSD.... you tried thoYou got a trust in South Dakota(STD)?
that's what she's getting but she already splurged on millions for attorneys expecting a share of billion in settlement... it should never go unstated how much attorneys eat off YOUR plateShe should have just settled with him for a few million.
drop the caperI had this way of thinking until the IRS caught up to my ass
At some point, people need to use some common sense.
He was an accomplished mathematician
He was the NASA contractor
He found success trading commodities.
He and a business partner founded Quantlab
Sure, she was his wife and first employee...but that shouldn't entitle you to 2 billion dollars....That's just ridiculous....Okay, she was married to him for 30 years....
Give her 1 million for every year they were married plus 100k a month for the rest of her life
prolly based on the fact that you think it's baller for a a rich white man to purchase a dead african. nikkas can't even be free in death.I love these debats. based on what?