by Vision Wealth Partners

Stock options allow you to benefit from an increase in the value of your employer’s stock without putting your own money at risk. Determining the optimal way to exercise stock options depends on a number of factors, including taxes, your personal financial situation, and your expectations for the company’s stock price.

Josh Weszka discusses stock option strategies and factors to consider.

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