Financial education
An age-appropriate pathway covering everything a young student athlete needs to succeed on the field and off it: budgeting, tax, contracts and NIL income, completed before any athlete is introduced to an investment product.
Student athletes in the United States can now earn from their name, image and likeness before they leave school. In Florida, the state high school athletic association approved NIL earnings in 2024. Earning power is arriving earlier, and so is the risk. AGS brings its welfare-first education model to student athletes, their families and their schools.
An age-appropriate pathway covering everything a young student athlete needs to succeed on the field and off it: budgeting, tax, contracts and NIL income, completed before any athlete is introduced to an investment product.
The AGS behavioural framework, adapted for 14 to 18-year-olds and governed by our Chief Behavioural Scientist.
Two-way routes between the United States and the United Kingdom, US athletes into UK professional academies and UK students into US schools on scholarship, with the same model extending to academies, schools and universities in other leading sporting nations.
For familiesParents and guardians are part of every step. Nothing is shared and nothing is signed without you.
For schoolsWe work under each school's own data and safeguarding agreements, and we never act as an agent.
Every athlete under 18 joins with a parent or guardian. Student records are handled under FERPA and each school's written agreement, data from children under 13 is never collected without verifiable parental consent under COPPA, and state privacy and student data laws are assessed before launch in each state, starting with Florida.
For athletic directors, heads of school and counsellors who want to give every student athlete a plan for sport, school, money and life.
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