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if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all...
if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all. Almost everyone looks at him as a coulda been, has been, whatever. He set himself up for life financially. More than anyone can say for 99% of pro motocrossers
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What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends...
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends on how you live your life i guess.
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as well. Back in the days of big money before the collapse and tight budgets. His short career still gave him 7 figures to invest with
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Dtat720 wrote:
if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all...
if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all. Almost everyone looks at him as a coulda been, has been, whatever. He set himself up for life financially. More than anyone can say for 99% of pro motocrossers
Sideways wrote:
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends...
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends on how you live your life i guess.
Dtat720 wrote:
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as...
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as well. Back in the days of big money before the collapse and tight budgets. His short career still gave him 7 figures to invest with
You really think this dude made over a million bucks as a 250 class rider who was basically semi successful for 1 year? Doubt it. I think it's a little early to declare him "set for life."

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Sideways wrote:
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends...
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends on how you live your life i guess.
Dtat720 wrote:
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as...
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as well. Back in the days of big money before the collapse and tight budgets. His short career still gave him 7 figures to invest with
PTECH wrote:
You really think this dude made over a million bucks as a 250 class rider who was basically semi successful for 1 year? Doubt it. I...
You really think this dude made over a million bucks as a 250 class rider who was basically semi successful for 1 year? Doubt it. I think it's a little early to declare him "set for life."
Imagine if he had monster stock options in his contract.
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Better be careful, you might get bashed on here by the cool guys.
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dirtnapper wrote:
I honestly don't get some of your fascination / admiration for the guy. If your son turned out like J Law would you be so happy...
I honestly don't get some of your fascination / admiration for the guy.

If your son turned out like J Law would you be so happy for him? I'm betting not......

JAFO92 wrote:
Nothing wrong with a career in the food service industry...... :whistle: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/10/27/222047/s1200_Jlaw_Mcdonalds.jpg[/img]
Nothing wrong with a career in the food service industry...... Whistling



He is still living his life riding his dirt bike with enough cash he doesn't have to work. How do you make a living? Laughing
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I thought he was part owner of that energy drink company ahrma or whatever it was called. I think it's now defunct but maybe he made some cash off that.
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Dtat720 wrote:
if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all...
if my son invested his money like j law did and afforded himself the ability to play like j law does, i wouldnt care at all. Almost everyone looks at him as a coulda been, has been, whatever. He set himself up for life financially. More than anyone can say for 99% of pro motocrossers
Not real sure you are accounting for his “entertainment” expenses. Professional advisers like attorneys can get expensive too.
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Sideways wrote:
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends...
What kind of investments did he do? I find it hard to believe he set himself up for life with 3 wins as a pro? Depends on how you live your life i guess.
Dtat720 wrote:
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as...
According to his dad, with his first pro contract he took J to a financial advisor and set everything up. He won a regional championship as well. Back in the days of big money before the collapse and tight budgets. His short career still gave him 7 figures to invest with
PTECH wrote:
You really think this dude made over a million bucks as a 250 class rider who was basically semi successful for 1 year? Doubt it. I...
You really think this dude made over a million bucks as a 250 class rider who was basically semi successful for 1 year? Doubt it. I think it's a little early to declare him "set for life."
His grandpa is the one that made sure Jason made good decisions money-wise early. His dad was in prison.
And yes, he made well over a million $$ in his career. The championship bonus he got from Monster was a million alone. You have to remember this was when Monster was relatively new in mx and offered huge bonuses.
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Jlaw made a lot more then just 1 mill as a pro. I would say his base salary in his combined contracts after his first year was pushing a mill, and he was well past that before his championship came. Sponsors pay for attention n he was a king at that. Were also talking about those being golden years, I wasn't even close to winning n I made a few hundred those years. Today it's changed, you have to be pushing top 7 in today's world to be paid 6 figures, back then I remember hearing that teams like T.R.E. paid 50k for there spot n back then they were just breaking into the night show. Completely different times today. Even tho guys like dungey probably made about 10 mill this year lol. money's gone strait to the top is what changed.
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