Understanding Employee Stock Option Plans
In the “dot com” boom years of the 1990s and early 2000s, many companies made liberal use of employee stock option plans (ESOPs) to both reward and retain valued staff, Continue Reading →
Month: April 2014
Balance Is Better – Make It Happen!
Balance is a word we hear tossed around a lot these days. We want work/life balance, which can reduce our stress levels; we try to eat balanced meals, thereby keeping our Continue Reading →
Is There Value in Value Investing?
As volatility in the stock market continues, some investors may be tempted to buy on the dips. But this practice raises an important question: Is a low price by itself Continue Reading →
Life Insurance: What Kind Should You Get, and How Much Do You Need?
Do you need life insurance? If there are individuals who depend on you for support — financial or otherwise — you probably do. But, what kind, and how much? Included Continue Reading →
What Happens If You Save for College
Reposted from the New York Times SHAILA DEWAN MARCH 31, 2014, 10:14 AM A recent Op-Ed article in The New York Times argued that the cost of college could easily be Continue Reading →