In the world of sports, many athletes receive generous salaries, enough to support them in the future. Surprisingly, however, the bankruptcy rate of NBA stars after retirement is over 60%, a statistic that has shocked many. After all, foreign stars are paid much higher salaries compared to China, but they don't seem to be good at managing their finances, leading to bankruptcy as a possible way out. However, today we are going to talk about players in the NBA who will never go broke, who don't have to worry about their finances and just enjoy life to the fullest. These players are not only talented on the court but also excel in their investments. Their personal earning power is even greater compared to their NBA salaries, and they are incredibly wealthy.

Number 10, Yao Ming, Yao Ming made a ton of money during his time in the NBA, and he himself has stated that his first contract was enough to support him. Although Yao retired early, he has a great eye for investment and he invested in vineyards during his time in the NBA. The land value of these vineyards continues to grow and will be worth more in the future. Today, Yao is so busy managing his investments almost every day that he has little time to spend. When he retires, he'll probably enjoy life as much as we do.

Ninth, Bridgman, Bridgman had an average career in the NBA, making only about $1 million in total salary, which didn't leave him with much money in his hands after taxes were deducted. But after retiring from the NBA, he skillfully utilized that income to enter the restaurant business. Today, Bridgeman has his own restaurant empire, with a chain of fast-food restaurants across the U.S., and is worth more than $600 million." Food is the name of the game," and with the amount of income flowing into Bridgeman's pockets every day, it's almost impossible for him to go broke unless people suddenly stop eating.

Eighth, Leonard, although Leonard has won awards such as the championship, Finals MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, his salary is relatively low. However, he lives a very low-key lifestyle, even using coupons for fast food, which doesn't seem to match his hundreds of millions of dollars in wealth. In fact, Leonard probably earns close to $50 million a year, with shares and dividends from signature shoe sales in addition to his $5.5 million contractual salary. Nike once offered Duran Durant a $300 million, 10-year contract and missed out on Curry, who now regrets selling more than six times as many basketball shoes as Durant.

Seventh, Curry, who signed a contract with Under Armour in 2013 for just $4 million a year, but after winning the championship in 2015, his contract changed to $5.5 million a year with a portion of sales sharing. Over the next few years, Curry also received shares in some of Under Armour's companies. So while Curry's annual royalty was ostensibly only $5.5 million, in reality, with the shares and signature shoe sales dividends, Curry earned even closer to $50 million a year. Nike regretted passing on Curry back then, opting to offer Duran Durant a 10-year, $300 million contract, and today Curry sells more than six times as many basketball shoes as Duran Durant.

Sixth, Duran Durant, Durant is very grounded, and it shows in his personality. A superstar likes to line up with fans and media online, which in turn makes it seem more real. Durant usually cheeky, make money but a little bit unambiguous, he invested in a good vision, now in the hands of dozens of investment projects. For their own pockets to spend 150 million renovation ballroom, you can see his economic strength, at the same time for Durant Durant, this may also be a kind of investment.

Fifth, O'Neill, shark O'Neill is one of the greatest center players, peak period in the league is unstoppable, achieved 3 even FMVP achievements, also got the MVP, scoring king and other honors. O'Neal earned a handsome salary, and after retirement he did not let himself go, on the one hand, engaged in commentary work, there is a stable income. On the other hand, it is still the small boss of the Kings, plus their own company founded, so hard working sharks, is also a rich man.

Fourth, Ross, Ross now strength really can not, a replacement are barely, he really is ruined by injuries. His retirement is estimated to be the time problem, the body really can not withstand the intensity of such confrontation. However, after the retirement of Rose do not have to worry about money, he is the NBA famous "chartered public", the hands of the apartment and real estate is said to add up to hundreds of sets of rents every year than the NBA now earn more. One day do not want to rent, direct house a sale, and is a billion dollars.

Third, Iguodala, at first Iguodala in San Francisco only an investment company, then Iguodala's open career began, in 2015 invested in 15 technology companies, in 2018 invested in 25, to 2020 and increased to 55, of which Iguodala invested in the Zoom project is the most successful, he utilized its Comcast Venture Capital company to purchase the Zoom's $80 million in stock resulted in a 600% increase in the company's stock in just ten months, making Iguodala $680 million on that investment alone! Today, Iguodala's three major investment companies are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and he is also a shareholder in 17 venture capital firms, so what's an investment genius like that doing in basketball?

Second, James, James needless to say, his basketball salary reaches tens of millions of dollars every year, which is no longer the point. He is the only active player worth more than a billion dollars, and money is just numbers to him. He bought a 2% stake in Liverpool for $6.5 million, and his annual dividends are in the millions of dollars, and with the team's market capitalization sure to go even higher in the future, his dividends will go even higher. Even if he doesn't do anything, just the annual dividends are enough to maintain his life.

The first, Jordan, Jordan's value in the NBA is the highest, even if he put the hands of the savings and other investments are lost, he can still be from Nike's Air Jordan brand every year hundreds of millions of dollars in dividends, and his hands of the Charlotte Hornets also sold for billions of dollars in high prices! In short, even if Jordan had no other investments, just relying on the dividends from the Air Jordan brand and the value of the Hornets, he would still be a billionaire.

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