Jacob Turner
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I help athletes & entrepreneurs build and protect wealth @momentwealth | My kids don't believe I played MLB | Tweets ≠ Advice
St Louis, MO
Joined January 2022
13 years ago, I was traded to the Miami Marlins. This past week, I coached the @prepbaseball All-American Game. 10 things I have learned along the way: 1. Confidence is a choice. Want to be good at anything in life? Choose confidence. 2. The sun will come up tomorrow.
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A few things I believe about money: 1. A year of cash might just be the most valuable thing you can have. 2. Good advice is worth paying for (we all have our blind spots). 3. Making money and being “good with money” are two different skillsets.
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You sold your business and are worth more than ever before. Yet you feel more uncertain than ever. My latest shows you how to plan for this (and reduce that uncertainty). Link to the full video in the comments ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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You sold your business and are worth more than ever before. Yet you feel more uncertain than ever. My latest shows you how to plan for this (and reduce that uncertainty). Link to the full video in the comments ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Before you stuff a bunch of money in anything (much less a complicated life insurance structure) please vet the product/team pitching it. This is a good lesson for athletes 👇
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See this all the time. One of the biggest goals of my work as a financial planner is to encourage clients who have “made it” on how to use the money they have. So much of this is instilling confidence (through planning) that they have enough and should focus on using their
People love to ask, “How much money is enough?” I’ve done dozens of Moneywise and MFM interviews where guests reveal every dollar they make, spend, and invest. I always ask: What’s enough? Every time, the answer is the same: More. Poor, rich, or ultra-rich - it doesn’t
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Just rent the second house. I can think of one situation where a second house was used enough for it to make sense. Big family, lots of grandkids, and used a family destination for all them.
When you buy your: Lake house Ski cabin Beach house Country house What’s the max drive time to be sure you’ll use it often? Too close = no escape Too far = you’ll never go IME: 3 hours is the magic number.
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“It is harder to stay in the big leagues than it is to get there.” My latest shows you how this applies to your money. Link to newsletter in the comments 👇
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My latest @momentwealth: The Lifestyle Trap: How Athletes Build Too Big, Too Fast (and What to Do Instead) (Link to the full blog in the comments)
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If you enjoyed this and want more ways to get smarter with your money, follow along!
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So if you are someone betting on yourself. You are a little skeptical of traditional financial advice. We might just be a good fit to help you. Link in the comments to see if we are a fit to help you ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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You see if you are going to partner for financial advice. You want someone who has seen your situation. Over and over and over again. Because we push away 99% of potential clients ~ The 1% we do serve... They are getting a model built specifically for them.
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At Moment, we work with people who bet on themselves. Entrepreneurs - $750,000+ in income Key Employees - $750,000+ in total comp Athletes - Elite NIL athletes, top draft picks, and pros. 99% of people are not a fit... Because someone else could serve them better!
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First, I believe financial advice is broken. Traditionally, it works like this: "How much money do you have?" Based on that one question alone, you are either a fit or not.
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99% of families are not a good fit for @momentwealth. Yet we have brought on more than 50 new families this year. Here is who we do our best work for: 👇👇👇
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Would you take $250,000+ in NIL money or an elite degree? This is the choice many top college baseball prospects face: - Yesterday I had the chance to spend some time with Duke baseball. For those not familiar, Corey Muscara, took over the program this year. His staff's
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