MNice Investor Goes To College
by Mark Struthers CFA, CFP®
July 23, 2022 2:37 am
Host Mark Struthers CFA CFP® will give you tips and strategies to build wealth on your terms. Mark is a father; he knows how important balance is in our lives. Mark’s focus for the podcast is to give you the tools for well-balanced wealth building, realizing we all have goals beyond making money. Wealth has a different meaning for everyone.
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Takeaways
– More companies are giving employees a choice between NSOs (Non-Qualified Stock Options) and RSUs (Restricted Stock Units).
– There is no right or wrong choice. It is about understanding the pros and cons of each and how they fit with your goals, risk tolerance, and personal financial profile.
– RSUs are easier to understand, manage, and most often considered less risky, with less downside.
– NSOs are more complex, harder to manage, and riskier, with more downside.
– Generally, you will receive more NSOs than RSUs.
– It is often helpful to breakout your considerations into tax and investment issues.
Rest of blog post:
https://www.sonawealthadvisors.com/nsos-non-qualified-stock-options-vs-rsus-restricted-stock-units/
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Mark Struthers
www.SonaWealthAdvisors.com
Chanhassen, MN 55317
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