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welcome in, owner operator of Batterwealth. We got Blaine Anderson

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on the line. Blaine, how thatck are you, buddy?

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Speaker 2: I'm doing great. Happy Friday afternoon to you.

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Speaker 1: Happy Friday afternoon. Give us updates. How's the Anderson family doing.

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What's the latest going into twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 2: Well, we got the oldest child that's left the nest.

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He's out on a mission serving part of the army.

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He's down in Argentina. And then the rest of us.

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We're doing great, looking forward to the new year, and

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really nothing but gratitude.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad all is well in the the Anderson home.

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As people, you know, they get into the new year,

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what are some of the questions they ask you, Blaine

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about finances? Are they still kind of in that because

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we're in the tax mode right now? Tax smart wealth

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planning going into twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 2: Well, especially for many clients, that's always present on their

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minds is how to integrate the tax and the investment management.

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So that fades, but I would say a lot of

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people are still riding with those New years goals and

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objectives and talking about how much do I need to

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be setting aside to reach my retirement goal? What kind

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of expectations can I have for this year. We're putting

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out a lot of market updates, some outlooks, giving people

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an idea of what to expect We've been riding a

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pretty good last couple of years, and so many people

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have been asking can we count on that? Can will

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that continue? What can we do this year? What kind

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of opportunities are out there? And so that's a heavy

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part of our conversations with clients is talking about some

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investment opportunities for this year, how to align their portfolio

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with their objectives and excited about the new year, as

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are many of our clients.

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Speaker 1: Well, Cougarnation's excited about the new year as well. They

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have a lot of great football players that are coming back,

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a lot of great defensive and offensive players that are

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coming back. And I feel like in this era of

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trashic portal and nil et cetera, there's a lot of chaos,

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but the Kilani culture, he is ultimately winning out right.

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The retention efforts to me get me more hyped than

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any acquisition ever could. Are you the same way? You're

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a BYU fan Seeing all these guys come back locked

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in reloading coming back for twenty twenty six, does that

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get you pretty amped?

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Speaker 3: Oh?

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Speaker 2: It totally does. And I'll tell you from a business standpoint,

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we always track new introductions things like that. But the

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most important thing is the retention. And to see that

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happening with BYU football and BYU sports and just things

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in general. You're right, that really speaks to the culture.

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We know that a lot of our top guys are

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being hit at by outside programs, by outside people. But

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the fact that they decide to stay, they choose to

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be here, even once they've come and shown themselves and

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had some success, and then that they stay, it's it's tremendous,

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not only in sports, but in business and in life.

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I think it's special, and I think it really speaks

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loudly to the Cloni culture.

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Speaker 1: Like you said, yeah, and look, don't get it twisted.

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I get excited about acquisitions too, because be what, you

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picked up a few very good acquisitions in the offseason. Remember, hey,

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we we got some good wide receivers coming back this season.

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Jojo Phillips obviously, Parker Kingston, Cody Hagen, Tay Nakua, we

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have Reggie Frishenett, and we have another one on the line.

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fifty nine yards. Looking to also be punt returner. Kick returner,

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got some love in that regard. We got the six

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foot one and ninety pound junior now going into a

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senior year. I believe Tiger Bachmeyer on the line, Tiger,

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how the heck are you?

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Speaker 2: Buddy?

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Speaker 3: I'm good, I'm super star beyond thanks for the intro.

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I'm super grateful that you're having me on. Uh, I'm

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just I'm super excited. Are you super excited for everything

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Speaker 2: Now? Hey?

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Speaker 1: Like I don't I have Have I seen a post

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from Tiger yet about you being locked in and coming?

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Did I miss one? Are you coming back?

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in person, So figure that out.

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Speaker 1: Hey, No, we totally understand. There's got to be negotiations

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and other things that have to have to be executed on,

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done and and so we get that a wholeheartedly one

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hundred percent. You're you're watching all this kind of play

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out though right the off season. You've been in the

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transfer portal before, uh you ended up coming to b YU.

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What was that process like for you? The first go around.

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twenty twenty thing like it. It was, It was a

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actually making the life changing decision. And I think that

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the why I did a great job of welcoming me

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was coming here. And so I'm super grateful for the

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fan base and giving you guys like you just accepted

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me and bringing me in, interviewing me and getting to

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that that was that was probably the best part of it,

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is I was scared to make a decision. You know,

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up to that point, it's the second biggest decision or

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made of your life. And so to get that support

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love is all all made it really easy. And so

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Speaker 1: Yeah, how would you describe speaking of let's talk about stats,

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your team, your squad. You guys went twelve and two

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a top five team in Texas Tech. Pretty magical season.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's something that you can't really describe.

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roller coaster while we were doing it is really the

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only way you could have experienced that season. And now

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and getting that Bowl game. I think Jay Rod is

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talking about it like since two and one, that's the

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first team to go twelve wins and so that's so super,

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super exciting. One of the seasons that came over was

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is and we knew it was going to go twelve

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twelve wins and be in a winning environment and so uh,

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those wins. And I can't ask anybody on the team.

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I was super excited. I just think I was the

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most excited after every single win. I think after game

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in my college career. So I was, I was. I

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Speaker 1: It was a special season, one of the best seasons

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in b YU football history, and you were a part

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of it. Tiger Blockmeier here on esp and the Fan

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alongside Blane Anderson of Vanderwealth Vanderwealth dot Com. Blaine, I

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want to get you back into the conversation here for

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college and even you know, professional athletes did can't swing.

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This is a new era, right nil, transfer, portal negotiations, etc.

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Income can swing dramatically from your year, whether it's maybe

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a breakout season, you have an injury that could decrease

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your value, changes in eligibility or contracts. How do you

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think about building investment strategies that maybe can adapt to

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that kind of income volatility while supporting maybe some long

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I'm glad you mentioned that, Ben, that as

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part of the NFL Players Association and that training and

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us as registered advisors, is the inconsistency of that income

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and how it does swing from one year to another.

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that that happens, and then of course the tried and

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new principles. Have a plan, have a budget, make good

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sound investments, don't get out in front of your skis,

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outlive your income or think that that last forever. And

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as a certified financial planner are a big part of

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everything we do is work with the end in mind,

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have a plan, understand what you're working for, make sound

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investment decisions, and be grateful for what's happening. There's a

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in the business world. And so just being grounded, having

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a lot of younger athletes and friends of the firm

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like Tiger that come from outside the state, come from

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other areas, but they're attracted to this area that they come,

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the fans watching it and seeing that twelve and two season,

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perform well across the country, and it gave us something

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the younger athletes even get to participate more on the

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financial side and help better establish a foundation for them

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because they'll continue doing a lot of good all throughout

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Speaker 1: Tiger, let me ask you a question, right, you come

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from a great family. Mom and dad. We've gotten to

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know them obviously. We know Bear, I met your your

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sister as well. You guys are all extremely sharp. You

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graduated from Stanford in like two and a half years.

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You know that the financial world is a unique world.

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How money works, how to invest it. You come onto

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these funds, like, how are you navigating that right now?

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it's figuring out, figuring out like where you want to

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an expert on that spectrum because you can you can

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picking the best things for your taking the best things

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that stuff and you don't really get to talk about that.

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But I'm grateful for the resources that like I'm getting

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getting with fawealth and just having somebody to talk to,

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someone to venture you and and people who are specifically

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working with athletes and their wealth and specifying it even

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more than that. So I'm super grateful that there is

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people out there, and there's because there wasn't people like

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that before. And I've heard so many stories about people

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who weren't had no idea what to do with their

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money and mess it up. And so I'm super grateful

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that there's been stories like that before and people who

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have recovered from that to be able to teach it

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on to the next generations.

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Speaker 3: And so I'm super grateful for that and excited because

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I get I get really into it.

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Speaker 1: Uh. Oh yeah, Well, I know you're very analytical, right,

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we know the back mark. We've gotten another black mark.

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Ever since the first time we interviewed. I'm like the

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bak Myer think differently, extremely analytical, extremely intelligent, and so

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I imagine that's been a fun foray for you. Now blamed

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less than predictable. You know, we have markets that are unpredictable.

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We got income that's unpredictable in this world, what mistakes

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do you most often see? Maybe business owners because like

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essentially these student athletes now are becoming business owners, they're

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independent contractors. Maybe they set up their own LLC, they're

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having to file taxes and things that nature. But business

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owners make with income timing compensation that end up costing

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them more in taxes than necessary.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely not planning for that. I've seen putting people

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get side swiped late in the year and not understand

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what kind of tax implications they were looking at, or

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missed out on some planning opportunities. And then also it's

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a tried and true principle for all investors, but it's

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to be too heavy into one thing, especially if you're

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not familiar with it. But I'm sure for a lot

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of the young athletes and really for all of us,

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you get hit with a lot of different opportunities. A

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lot of things get thrown at you, and a lot

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of things sound good at the beginning. But I like

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what Tiger was saying about doing some homework, doing some research,

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looking into it. These are big decisions and they're not

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things that you want to take casually, so being over

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allocated or taking on too much risk. That's one of

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the things that we emphasize is your risk adjusted returns,

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understanding the level of risk, the time commitment, being well diversified.

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Those are the principles and things that as a fiduciary

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and things that we emphasize must be considered. I was

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talking with Tiger earlier before we hopped on air, and

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he's in the NBA program, He's done some things with

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internships or working with some VC firms. He's getting good

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education and experience, and I would just encourage everyone to

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do that, get education, do some homework. There's lots of

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good opportunities, but not everyone is for Not everyone works

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out the same way, and so that's why it's important

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to have either somebody to work with closer or to

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make sure and do your own.

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Speaker 1: Work, no doubt about it. Let me circle back with

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Tiger here a couple of last things before we let

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you guys go. Appreciate you guys hopping on for a

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Let's talk about stats segment. Tiger, give me your your

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favorite moment of the season, maybe individually and then collectively

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as a team this year. What stands out to you?

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What are some of the good memories that you've been

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able to get in a year's time in provo?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the first highlight that pops out is

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that Arizona game. Getting to watch Bears first comeback, well,

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I guess the comeback in that environment as have been

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the second time I've played Arizona, and so just getting

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to see can you see us come back and go

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through that rain delay, sit with the team in the

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locker room, come out, come out hiring, and then I

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get it done in the end there that was an

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exciting game. And then getting to high five the fans

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at the end. I just love the fan base. I

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think the other day, I think a fan named my

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Dad had sent me a picture of his dad. He

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whacked the y on his chest. So it was like

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a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff like that.

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A lot of fans like learn Baron Tyger costumes the

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Halloween I think. I think that's the type of stuff

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I'll remember even my thirty years from now. Is just

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those those small memories.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you my favorite member of you was

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the punt return this year, coming up the sideline on

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that on that wide return that you got to the field.

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Just yeah, calling up that that west sideline opening up.

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Now you look good there. That was my favorite. I

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think that was my favorite, like foot ball highlight of you.

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But you ran some fantastic Rod has some great catches.

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As well, and we know that's uh that was that was.

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Speaker 3: Good highlight because it was against it was against Stanford.

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Speaker 2: That say that, how.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it feels good to get those opportunities,

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and we know you want more opportunities this next season.

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We we do have a lot of wide receivers that

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were returning. What do you like about the wide receiver

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room right now, Tiger, how it looks with some of

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these guys returning.

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Speaker 3: I think it looks like this is going to be

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competition left and right, and I think that's the best

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thing for the program, best thing for everything. And so

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what what's going to come out of that? Is good?

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Speaker 1: Can't wait for it? Man? Well, Tiger Blaine, we appreciate

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you guys, thanks for hopping on for let's talk about

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stat segment and we'll catch up with you guys again soon.

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much, always a pleasure, Thank you.

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Speaker 1: All Right, there you go. That's Tiger Bachmeyer in Blaine Anderson.

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