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While the start of training camp this month for the National Football League remains uncertain due to the pandemic, the NFL Players Association's institutional advisor program has given the all-clear for athletes to work with Bernstein Private Wealth Management.
This program is designed to serve some 5,000 current and former players and includes Bernstein, Goldman Sachs and Bessemer Trust as institutional members; there also are more than 150 individual financial advisors in the NFLPA's advisor program.
"Bernstein's strong track record and expertise will go a long way in equipping our player members with the resources and guidance necessary to navigate their unique financial situation, both during and after their playing careers," said Dana Hammonds Shuler, the NLFPA's senior director of player affairs, in a statement.
The program requires advisors to be certified financial planners and/or chartered financial analysts with eight years of licensed work experience or more.
