If You Own Too Much Stock In One Company, It’s a Good Time To Consider Diversifying
Can you own too much of your employer’s stock? Undoubtedly, yes. Does holding a lot of company stock create the potential for a large windfall?
Kristin McKenna, CFP® is frequently published in the national news media. She’s a Senior Contributor at Forbes and has been published by U.S. News & World Report, TheStreet, Business Insider, and the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors Magazine, with quotes in Bloomberg, Kiplinger, MarketWatch, GOLF Magazine, and Huffpost, among others. Kristin has also been invited to be a panelist for several events around stock option financial planning.
Can you own too much of your employer’s stock? Undoubtedly, yes. Does holding a lot of company stock create the potential for a large windfall?
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