The Long Game
The Long Game is a show about money, planning, and the lifestyle you actually want to live. Hosted by Ryan Coburn, a financial strategist who believes money only matters when it’s used with intention, this podcast shares real conversations, personal stories, and reflections…
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Mastering Equity Compensation: A Guide to Stock Options, RSUs, and ESPPs with Sheri Fortier (opens the original)
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Summary In this detailed interview, Sheri Fortier, Senior Manager ofEquity Compensation Programs at NetScout, shares her expertise on stock options, RSUs, ESPPs, and the intricacies of equity compensation. Learn how to navigate tax implications, maximize benefits, and understand the differences between various equity plans to make informed decisions. Keywords equity compensation, stock options, RSUs, ESPP, taximplications, stock plan management, employee benefits, stock vesting, stockpurchase pl
Decoding Benefits: What Every Employee Should Know with Jaclyn Prymicz (opens the original)
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Summary In this insightful interview, Jaclyn Prymicz, a benefits and compliance expert, shares her knowledge on employee benefits, health insurance, maternity leave, and maximizing benefits. Ryan Coburn, a financial advisor, explores practical questions about benefits planning, helping listeners understand how to make informed decisions during open enrollment and beyond. Key Topics Health insurance options and differences (HSA, FSA, PPO, HDHP) Maternity leave, FMLA, and disability benefits Maxim
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