RSAs vs. RSUs: Understanding Your Equity Options (Episode 16)

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Wealth on the Move

Will Hoffman

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Wealth on the Move with Will Hoffman of Hoffman Wealth Management, the podcast where we explore smart financial strategies for busy families and active retirees. We'll dive into the tips, tools, and techniques you need to keep your wealth moving forward with your life. Whether you're managing your family’s finances or planning for a well-deserved retirement, we're here to help you stay ahead of the curve. So, let's get started—because your financial journey doesn't stand still, and neither should your wealth. Welcome to Wealth on the Move!

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RSAs vs. RSUs: Understanding Your Equity Options (Episode 16)

Wealth on the Move

20 minutes 28 seconds

8 months ago

RSAs vs. RSUs: Understanding Your Equity Options (Episode 16)

Summary: In this episode of Wealth on the Move, hosts Will Hoffman and Brynn Tarbuck delve into the complexities of achieving financial independence through equity compensation, specifically focusing on Restricted Stock Awards (RSAs) and Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). They discuss the differences between these two forms of equity compensation, their tax implications, and strategies for maximizing their benefits while avoiding common pitfalls. The conversation emphasizes the importance of planning and understanding the financial landscape to ensure a successful path to early retirement.
Takeaways:

* Understanding the FIRE movement is crucial for financial independence.
* Equity compensation can be confusing but is essential for early retirement.
* RSAs are typically issued by startups, while RSUs are from established companies.
* Tax implications differ significantly between RSAs and RSUs.
* The 83B election can provide substantial tax savings for RSAs.
* Avoid overexposure to company stock to mitigate financial risk.
* Missing exercise deadlines can lead to forfeiting valuable stock options.
* Lifelong tax planning is vital for managing equity compensation.
* Diversifying proceeds from equity compensation is essential for retirement planning.
* Planning ahead can prevent unexpected tax bills during retirement.

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