The Rugby Players Association (RPA) has appointed Titan Wealth as the official Wealth Management Partner of the organisation.
The partnership aims to strengthen financial support and education for all RPA members, helping elite players navigate their current careers and future financial wellbeing.
Rugby players face the unique challenge of having a relatively short career span, meaning they need to plan effectively for life after sport.
Titan Wealth will work alongside the RPA to provide its members with expert, tailored financial advice, resources, and opportunities for post-pitch career development.
The partnership will focus on:
- Financial education and literacy: helping players develop practical skills and strategies through bespoke financial planning and money management programmes to look after their finances effectively, both during and after their rugby careers – a key strand of Titan Wealth’s ‘Life After Rugby’ initiative.
- Career development opportunities: Leveraging Titan Wealth’s Academy programme, to provide structured pathways for RPA members that explore industry-recognised qualifications, comprehensive training, personalised mentorship, and roles within the financial sector.
- Enhanced support for player development managers (PDMs): Offering tools and resources to help PDMs guide players more effectively from a young age
Christian Day, RPA general secretary, said: “Partnering with Titan Wealth will provide our members with access to trusted financial guidance and resources. Supporting players’ financial wellbeing is a key part of our mission. This partnership will give them the confidence and tools they need to plan for both their careers on the pitch and their lives beyond rugby.”
Mike Fogden, Titan Wealth’s CMO, added: “ Through our Life After Rugby and Academy initiatives, we have a real track record for helping sports professionals transition in their lives and careers beyond the try line. I look forward to our work with RPA unlocking more player ambitions and successful outcomes over the months and years ahead.”
