RSUs

Restricted Stock Units

RSUs are one of the most common forms of equity compensation at public tech companies – and one of the most misunderstood. Each RSU represents a promise to deliver a share of company stock upon vesting, at which point the full value is taxed as ordinary income. Knowing when to sell, how to manage concentration risk, and how RSUs fit into your overall tax and financial plan is what separates employees who build wealth from those who watch it erode. Leaf through the articles below to learn how RSUs work and how to make the most of them.

Mega backdoor Roth IRA: the ultimate guide for tech employees (who are tired of paying the IRS)

You've maxed your 401(k), the Roth IRA door is slammed shut (thanks, income limits), and the IRS seems very pleased with itself. But the mega backdoor Roth IRA offers a surprisingly powerful workaround – one that can unlock tens of thousands of dollars in additional tax-free retirement savings each year, if your employer's plan allows it.

Jun 8, 2026|Categories: ESPPs, Financial Planning, ISOs, NSOs, RSUs|

UiPath RSU Reality Check

You believed in the mission, accumulated UiPath RSUs, and watched PATH touch $85. Now it's $12. Before you convince yourself it's "just temporary," here's what every UiPath employee actually needs to know – with a side of dark humor, because sometimes that's all you've got.

May 31, 2026|Categories: Financial Planning, RSUs|
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