Titan Wealth to provide financial education to pro cricketers

Professional sport comes with 'a very different financial journey'

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Titan Wealth has teamed up with the Professional Cricketers’ Association to provide its members with financial education.

The tie-up will involve Titan Wealth supporting the association's members throughout their careers, from early-stage entrants to the professional game through to maturing players, as well as those looking to build a life after playing cricket professionally.   Titan will visit players to discuss their finances, offering in-depth educational sessions and digital resources.  Sessions will cover what players should be thinking about when it comes to their money at different stages of their career, from building strong financial foundations to making the most of earnings and preparing fin...

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