I just found out today that Bogut invests 75% of his income. Ha
http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/11963499/andrew-bogut
Kawahi Leonard of the Spurs, just name NBA Defensive Player of the Year for the second year in a row, and earning ridiculous money ($16+ million per year- and a bargain at that), lives with his mom and his sister, drives a $1,250 car, and stresses out when he loses his coupon book for free chicken wings:
http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/san-antonio-spurs-kawhi-leonard-1997-chevy-tahoe-hates-spotlight-star-031516He's definitely a "Spurs guy," a perfect successor to Tim Duncan, who lets his play do the talking, not like the obnoxious, loud, arrogant, prima donnas/jerks that populate the rosters of most teams.
Though my favorite "cheap" Spur is Matt Bonner, an end of the bench guy at this point in his career, but a player who is legendary for his frugality. From Wikipedia:
"During his tenure with the Toronto Raptors, he received the nickname the "Red Rocket" for his red hair and constant use of the public transit in Toronto, the Toronto Transit Commission, whose slogan is "Ride the Rocket."
Public Transit, lol.
He's gone upscale since then, he now drives a 2013 Chevy Impala (he was making in nearly $4 million per year when he bought it).
He's living the NBA lifestyle, yo.
Good thing he was frugal, because now as an aging bench player, he only makes a bit more than a million per year, barely enough to cover payments on an Impala.
I'll bet this dude banked more than 90% of his income and will be set for life when he retires, despite making less in a 12-year career than some bankrupt former 'ballas made in a year (Allen Iverson and the like).