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Nonqualified Stock Options (NSOs) are the most common form of employee stock options. This article teaches you the basics of NSOs in plain english.

Nonqualified stock options (NSOs) are a common type of equity compensation. This list will help you get acquainted quickly with the must know terms of NSOs.

In this article we dive into when you’ll be able to sell your Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) shares. Since your ability to sell ESPP shares will vary, we discuss the different options.

There’s a lot more to investing than just buying and holding a stock. This article will give you other things to think about when trying to decide where to invest your money.

Early exercising and filing an 83(b) election can provide some big benefits, the problem is you have to know how to do it properly. This article provides some best practices when early exercising and filing an 83(b) election.

We’ve built this free and easy NSO Tax Calculator so you can get a general idea of the taxes you might owe from exercising NSOs.

Restricted stock units have their own unique vocabulary. To make the most of your restricted stock units, you’ll need to first have a basic understanding of all the relevant terms.

The more you learn about your company’s ESPP, the more you’ll want to utilize it. Learn how to read a purchase confirmation while going through a real example from a real ESPP.

Nonqualified stock options are great for building wealth. They provide you some flexibility on when you want to take a tax hit, but it’s important to understand what that tax hit may look like.