Navigating Retirement from
Public Companies

Unraveling the Unique Needs of Stock, Options, Pensions, and Healthcare

The decisions you make at retirement could make our break you $100k or more!

If you’ve worked at a publicly traded company for 10+ years you likely have questions around:

  • What do I do with my 401(k)?
    • How do I save taxes on the company stock I hold within my 401(k)?
  • How should I take my pension?
    • Monthly, or lump sum?
    • When?
    • What type of survivorship option?
  • How do I get the most from my Stock Options and Restricted Stock Units?
  • How should I take out my deferred compensation?

There are many key strategies and potential pitfalls that individuals need to be aware of to secure a prosperous retirement from their public employer.

Before you retire, we encourage you to learn the math, do the math, and very likely, follow the math.

We can help you:

  • Develop a strategize to get the most from your stock options and restricted stock units
    • Including withholding the right amount from taxes so you don’t get surprised next April!
  • Discover all the available options in your pension and plan out how to take it to give you the best chance for retirement success.
  • Evaluate all your healthcare options and help you choose the right insurance in retirement for you and your family
  • Save taxes on the company stock held within your 401(k)
  • Decide what to do with your 401(k) in retirement
  • Figure out which accounts are best to tap first to get your retirement income

Who We Work With:

While we can help anyone retire well for any public company
we have a deep expertise in employee benefits and retirement packages for

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Employees of HDMC

We've helped countless employees of Harley-Davidson find a good financial advisor, track their investments, and make use of retirement and severance packages so that they can live the life they want.

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Employees of WEC

We absolutely love working with employees of We Energies / WEC Energy Group to avoid potential missteps and help you make the best use of your assets so that your retirement will be successful and rewarding.