As I covered in my last “No Dumb Questions,” it’s nice when your employer offers you stock options. As long as you and the company thrive, these options can translate into a real reward for a job well done.
That said, stock options are more complicated than, say, a cash bonus. First, you must decide when (or even if) you want to use your options to buy company stock. Then you’ll want to figure out when to sell the stock and invest your good fortune. Fortunately, that’s exactly what I’ll cover in today’s “No Dumb Questions.”
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