I give Brainliest!! :) ESPN 30 for 30 – BROKE

Tell me your initial reaction, what do you think the film is about?

What do you think of the amounts of money pro athletes make?

How did sports salaries change in the 1990’s?

What contributed to that change?

Explain the phrase “Keeping up with the Joneses”.

Why do you think that phrase may lead to bad money management decisions?

What are some of the bad investments these athletes made?

How could athletes like Andre Rison and Allen Iverson have prevented personal bankruptcy?

What money management lessons could the average person learn from these stories?

If you were a financial planner, how would you handle a pro athlete’s money?

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