Got Laid Off? Here’s What Happens to Your RSUs
Laid off from a Seattle tech job? Here’s what happens to vested and unvested RSUs, the Washington state tax picture, and how to think through next steps.
RSUs and ESPPs can accelerate wealth for mid-career tech professionals, but they also introduce concentrated stock exposure and tax complexity that require coordination.
The articles below address vesting, taxation, diversification strategy, and equity-related risk management. For a broader look at how RSUs and ESPPs fit into long-term financial planning and investment management.
Laid off from a Seattle tech job? Here’s what happens to vested and unvested RSUs, the Washington state tax picture, and how to think through next steps.
Your employer withholds 22% on RSU vests. If you work in WA and earn over $89K you likely owe more, plus a potential state capital gains surprise when you sell.
Should you sell your ESPP shares immediately or hold them? A structured framework for tech professionals managing concentration and tax risk.
How much company stock is too much? Learn a structured RSU diversification strategy for mid-career tech professionals managing concentrated stock risk.
Is your portfolio too concentrated in employer stock? Understand the risks of RSUs & ESPPs. Protect your wealth through smart diversification strategies.
RSUs are taxed at vesting. ESPPs depend on when you sell. Plain-English breakdown of how both work, what you owe, and the most common mistakes.
Navigate the complexities of Restricted Stock Units. Explore how strategic financial planning can optimize your taxes and maximize the benefits of your RSUs.