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I haven’t heard of an ESOP before. As I understand it, this is an (additional?) pension fund where the value of your pension is tied to the company valuation i
by gorgoiler 2y ago
I haven’t heard of an ESOP before. As I understand it, this is an (additional?) pension fund where the value of your pension is tied to the company valuation in the form of a promise to sell you stock units when you either retire or leave the company.
Sounds like a nice perk to have but one would obviously be unwise to rely on that for retirement.
- eru 2y agoYou are better of taking the value of that entitlement, and investing it in an index fund or annuity. Diversification is the one free lunch we have in finance.