“People tend to think stock options can make them rich. But not all plans are created equal, and some aren’t even that attractive,” says Bernard Pinsky, Q.C., who was featured in a recent Advisor article on employer/employee stock option plans. Check out the full article to learn more about vesting, taxation and other important factors.
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