Confessions of a Financial Planning Junkie
There are many reasons to exercise your employee stock options: a pending retirement that might require re-allocating assets; an approaching expiration date that warrants a “use it or lose it decision; a strategic exercise plan that integrates tax and financial planning. Coming up with “why” you …
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When dealing with employee stock options, the conversation usually centers around issues of income tax and investment risk. We talk about taxes because the amount of tax you pay has an impact on how much money you actually receive when you finally sell your shares. The issue of how much tax you …
[Read more...] about 4 Non-Tax Questions You Need to Ask of Your Employee Stock Options
There is no easy way around it, employee stock options are complicated. And depending on the type of stock options you have, how many you have, other types of employee stock options you own -- along with all your other specific financial planning needs -- understanding what to do with your …
[Read more...] about 5 Basics I Wish Everyone Knew About Employee Stock Options
If you own company stock and/or employer stock options, it’s very possible that you have experienced market volatility and have seen firsthand how a quick change in the stock price can materially impact the value of your stock options. A rising stock price can quickly change the value of your stock …
[Read more...] about 7 Steps To Handle Employee Stock Options During Market Volatility
A great deal has been written about the risks of a concentrated equity position, a situation that may occur for owners of employee stock options. Generally, the consensus supports the theory that the downside risk of owning too much of one company’s stock is simply too much for any one person to …
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