Parenting A Young Athlete: Atomic Money Habits in Sport Presented by MUNNY


Join us for an insightful session designed to align your family’s financial planning with the demands of elite-level sport. We are pleased to partner with MUNNY to present "Atomic Money Habits: A Practical Guide for Parents of Aspiring Athletes." Just as your child focuses on marginal gains in tennis, swimming, or racing, this webinar focuses on the essential financial habits that support a sustainable sporting career. We understand that the path of a student-athlete comes with unique costs and considerations; this session is designed to provide clear, actionable guidance to help you manage the present while preparing for whatever the future holds.
Led by an expert MUNNY Coach, this 60-minute webinar offers a straightforward roadmap for protecting your young athlete’s interests. You will learn the 5 Atomic Money Habits necessary for long-term stability and, crucially, how to "spot the sharks" by identifying unreliable advice before it impacts your family. We will move past the jargon to show you exactly how to access quality support and where to find the best resources for your specific situation. Whether your child is aiming for professional competition or higher education, you’ll leave with the confidence and tools to ensure their financial wellbeing keeps pace with their athletic ambitions.
Attending this session is an essential step in professionalising the way you manage the financial side of your child’s career. The demands of solo-sport circuits often leave little time for long-term planning, yet the decisions made today—regarding sponsorship, coaching investments, and savings—will have a lasting impact. By joining us, you will gain the tools to manage the present financial strain of elite training while learning how to access the high-quality, reliable advice necessary for your athlete's protection. It is an opportunity to ensure your financial strategy is as robust and disciplined as the training programme your child follows every day.