Jon Lam
- Mar 8, 2016
- 1 min read

When Sports Heroes Become Like Us

Sure, he has earned a boatload over his career and his celebrity status will open doors for future opportunities. But yesterday, Peyton Manning joined millions of other retirees and has to plan out the rest of his financial life. Investment News highlights the issues that he faces - and all retired athletes face - once their playing days are over. It's not that different than the rest of us. Read the story here.

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