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Financial troubles of retired players sees union, league set up mandatory retirement savings plan

National Basketball Association players, who were paid an average of about $5 million last season, will be forced for the first time to save money for retirement.

Players in the league this past season will receive $34 million, or 1 percent of what the league and union call basketball-related inc

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