Different leaks. Same playbook.
Money Moves Guide — the 19-chapter system Andrae & co-founder Alexa Marie use with NIL athletes, content creators, and young entrepreneurs done leaving money on the table.
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Built for NIL athletes · Content creators · 1099 earners · Young entrepreneurs
You're receiving NIL income for the first time and have no idea what the tax implications are. You don't know what quarterly payments are, what you can deduct, or what business structure protects your income.
You have brand deals, sponsorships, and platform revenue. You're probably filing as a sole proprietor. You have a CPA who handles "regular" clients and has never seen a creator income structure before.
You built something profitable. You're reinvesting everything. You don't know what business entity you should be or whether your current structure is costing you tens of thousands per year.
You're making real money for the first time. You know you should "do something" about it but don't know where to start, who to trust, or what questions to even ask.
Real client outcomes, shared with permission — how the moves played out for three people who applied the system. Individual results aren't typical or guaranteed.
Owed $9,200. Ended with a $17,270 refund. Same income — different structure.
Jordan's first year of real NIL money came in fast: supplement brands, a dealership deal, autograph-platform revenue. His combined income crossed $80,000. He filed the way he always had and figured he was covered.
What nobody told him:
The result before Money Moves: a $9,200 tax bill with no reserve to cover it, due in April during spring practice.
Then he applied the system in Q4 — restructuring, making estimated payments, capturing deductions. His accountant filed an amended return, and his whole position reversed.
The money was always hers to keep. She just needed the structure to stop it leaving.
Three years in, Aaliyah had built something real — multiple brand partnerships, licensing deals, platform revenue. Business bank account. A CPA filing every year.
What was quietly leaking:
One question — "Am I set up right?" — led to one LLC formation, one S-Corp election, and two years of proper deduction capture.
Everything right on operations. Everything wrong on structure.
Darius started his landscaping company at 24. Year-one revenue: $180,000. Four employees. Profitable from day one — and bleeding on the financial side.
Where the money went:
He restructured, changed entities, and built the right infrastructure. The leak stopped — every move legal, documented, and available to any owner who knows to ask.
Real client outcomes, shared with permission. Individual results are not typical and not guaranteed; your outcome depends on your own situation. Educational only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Full earnings disclaimer →
Not generic financial advice. Specific strategies for your income type, your age, and your situation.
Why most young earners are financially behind — and the single mindset shift that changes everything about how you make decisions with money.
Net worth tracking, the 30% self-employment rule, cash reserves, and the exact accounts you should have open and why.
The budgeting system that actually works when your income fluctuates month to month — built for creators, athletes, and entrepreneurs.
How to separate business and personal money, build credit intelligently, and structure your accounts to create financial clarity instead of chaos.
How self-employment tax works, what quarterly payments are and how to calculate them, and why your W-2 friends are operating under a completely different set of rules.
Sole proprietor vs. LLC vs. S-Corp vs. C-Corp — when each one applies, what it costs to set up, and which one you should be using right now based on your income level.
The deduction system. Home office, equipment, vehicle, travel, health insurance, retirement contributions — what you can claim, how to document it, and how to capture every dollar you're legally entitled to.
The S-Corp election explained simply. When it applies ($80K+ net SE income), how much it saves, what "reasonable salary" means, and how to make the election.
How to find a CPA who actually understands creator and self-employment income. What questions to ask. What red flags to watch for. And how to walk into that meeting prepared.
Building your 6-month reserve, managing income volatility, and creating cash flow systems that protect you when income dips.
Index funds, Roth IRA, brokerage accounts — what they are, why the order you open them matters, and the specific compounding cost of every year you wait.
How to buy your first crypto safely, how crypto is taxed, what a reasonable allocation looks like, and how to track it without triggering a tax nightmare.
House hacking, first investment property, REITs — which real estate strategies make sense at your income level and age, and which ones to ignore until later.
Health insurance as a self-employed person, disability insurance, umbrella policies, and the exact order to buy them based on what protects you most per dollar.
Dynasty trusts, estate planning basics, beneficiary designations, and the legal structures that turn one generation's income into the next generation's head start.
How NIL, sponsorship, and brand-deal income is taxed, what counts as deductible, and how to structure deal income before it crosses the thresholds that change your whole tax picture.
The strategies wealthy families actually use — buy-borrow-die and the step-up in basis — decoded in plain English, so you understand the game the way the people winning it do.
How founders use the Qualified Small Business Stock exclusion, and the 0% long-term capital-gains bracket most people don't realize they can land in — what qualifies and how it works.
The whole system sequenced into a step-by-step plan — what to set up first, the account-funding order, and exactly what to do in your first 90 days so nothing stays theory.
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| Financial Advisor ($200–$500/hr) |
Money Moves $47 once |
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|---|---|---|
| Built for self-employment & creator income | Rarely | Yes ✓ |
| NIL athlete–specific strategies | Almost never | Yes ✓ |
| S-Corp election explained simply | $400+ consult | Chapter 8 ✓ |
| Deduction checklist you can act on today | Not typically | Yes ✓ |
| Explains quarterly tax payments | Only if you ask | Chapter 5 ✓ |
| Tax Leak Calculator included | No | Free with guide ✓ |
| Written in plain language | Hit or miss | Yes ✓ |
| Accessible at 11pm before a deadline | No | Always ✓ |
| Cost | $200–$500/hr | $47 |
No fake "value stack" — just what you get, and what the same answers cost anywhere else.
The Young Earner's Complete Guide to Financial Freedom
Andrae built Money Moves after running himself through the same calculator on this site and finding out he was losing $14,200 a year. Not to bad decisions. Not to lifestyle inflation. To taxes he didn't know he could avoid, deductions he never claimed, and structures he wasn't using.
He spent two years researching, implementing, and testing every strategy in the guide on his own finances before writing a single page. The result is a system that works — not in theory, but in the real financial situations that creators, athletes, and entrepreneurs actually face.
Alexa joined Money Moves because she'd watched her creator friends bleed the same way Andrae had — making real money, paying real bills, and still wondering where it all went. Her own $18,000 came back the year she fixed one thing: the order. Pay yourself first. Before rent. Before lifestyle creep gets a vote.
She runs the brand voice, UGC, and the community side — the conversations that happen after the math lands. The system Andrae wrote; the language that makes it stick.
Meet Both Founders →Every day of unstructured income is money that doesn't come back. The fix costs $47. The guarantee makes it risk-free. The calculator shows you the exact number before you spend a dollar.
