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ISO vs. NSO: A Strategic Approach for Tech Employees
In this post, we will explain the key differences between ISOs and NSOs, including their tax implications and 5 tips on how to maximize the benefits.
Covered Calls 101
In this post, we'll delve into what covered calls are, how they work, and explore the pros and cons of implementing this strategy. We’ll also share more about our Covered Call service, in the event that you want some guidance and support implementing this investment strategy.
Equity Payout: Explained
Equity comp can be confusing, so let’s discuss the different forms of stock compensation and how companies use them to pay their employees!
Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) 101: Pros & Cons
Navigate fluctuations in the market by investing a set amount of money at regular intervals through DCA. Learn more about this strategy!
Lump-Sum Investing 101: Pros & Cons
While some investors prefer to invest with regular, smaller amounts, others favor a single, substantial investment. Let's break down what Lump sum investing means and weigh its advantages and disadvantages.
Deep Dive: Unlocking the Potential of Incentive Stock Options (ISOs)
Incentive stock options can feel overwhelming for even the most seasoned startup employee. To help break down all the ins and outs of ISOs for those joining the start-up life, scroll through our deep dive to learn more and get your questions answered.
Non-Qualified Stock Options (NSOs) 101
If you're joining a tech startup or a growing company, there's a good chance you'll encounter NSOs. But what exactly are they, and how do they differ from other types of stock options? Let’s dive in!
Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPP) 101
Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs) are a type of benefit that many companies offer to their employees. We’ve rounded up ten things to know about ESPPs!
Incentive Stock Options 101
Tech professionals are often offered incentive stock options (ISOs) as part of their compensation packages. ISOs can be a great way to align your interests with the company's, but they also come with potential tax implications that you must be aware of. Let’s dive in!