When you're paid in company shares, whether you still work there or not, I generally recommend getting rid of em as soon as you can. T's pretty common in the tech world and it's very uncommon in health care. You definitely still come out ahead after paying the taxes. If you have a bunch of tax losses from tax loss harvesting, maybe that could offset it. But for the most part, this is going to be a taxable event when you get rid of those shares. All right, here's a question about which retirement account to fund first. How do i know if i am an exception to the rule about which retirement accounts to fund first?
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