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WHAT You Need to Know About RESTRICTED STOCK UNITS EXPLAINED!

In this video, I’ll break down everything you need to know about Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)—how they work, their tax implications, and when it makes sense to sell them. RSUs are a form of compensation provided by companies, offering employees shares of company stock once certain conditions are met—typically through a vesting period tied to continued employment. Unlike stock options, RSUs don’t require you to purchase shares. Instead, you automatically receive the shares once they vest, making them an attractive tool for building long-term wealth.

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How Can You Maximize the Benefit from Your ISOs?

If you’re holding Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) and wondering how to exercise them strategically to minimize taxes, you’re in the right place. In this video, I’ll explain the key factors that can help you maximize your tax advantages, such as achieving a qualifying disposition and understanding the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT).

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How to Remain Hopeful and Keep Perspective During the COVID-19 Outbreak

The Coronavirus Pandemic is real and it is scary on many different levels.  With news of the pandemic spreading and the recommendations on social distancing getting broader, it can be hard to feel certain or safe about anything.

As troubling as it is to watch the unprecedented market decline, we need to maintain our health and the health and safety of our family, friends, and neighbors as the number one priority. COVID-19 which emerged late in 2019 in China has spread rapidly worldwide since then and is a global pandemic. The measures taken by leaders around the globe have been strong leaving most children without a classroom to go to, many parents working from home or some without a job altogether and investors panicking about what is to come.

This disruption to daily life and to our psyches is substantial. The coming weeks could be difficult, but these measures are practical and prudent.

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