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Esther Szabo, CFP®
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Erik Schei, CFA
Erik Schei, CFA

Maximizing RSU Grants

You’ve got RSU’s. Now what? If you’re working in tech, chances are RSUs (Restricted Stock Units) are a big part of your compensation. Between debugging code, late-night product launches, and ...
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Regarding HENRYs
Getting Your Assets in Order

May 19, 2022

Have you heard about HENRYs? An acronym for “High Earners, Not Rich Yet,” the term has risen in popularity in recent years and refers to those who have acquired a …

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