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So you’ve landed that lucrative contract. You are now part of a prestigious rugby union and you are a step closer to realising your dream of playing for the Springboks, but do you have a financial game plan that will ensure that you have enough to fall back on when you decide to hang up your boots?
Ashley takes great pride in tailoring financial game plans for sport stars and as Sharks centre Rohan Janse van Rensburg explains, the real value lies in his commitment to ensure that every player on his books takes accountability for their investments and spending habits. “My only regret is that I didn’t have someone like Ashley to guide me at the start of my career. As is the case with many young players I was also lured into buying expensive cars and living above my means, without a real plan.”
“I now know exactly what my financial future holds and just like it is important for a coach to get the buy-in from the players when he presents his game plan, I knew it was going to be equally important for me to buy into the plan Ashley had created for me.”
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