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Retiring from Tech Early? Rule of 55 vs. 72(t) SEPP for Penalty-Free Retirement Account Withdrawals
Want to retire early but think your 401(k) is locked until 59½? You might be wrong. There are two IRS-approved ways to access your funds penalty-free. We break down the flexible Rule of 55 vs. the rigid 72(t) SEPP to help you decide which path to financial freedom is right for you.
Marcel Miu, CFA, CFP
Oct 36 min read
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Do My Startup Shares Qualify for 0% Capital Gains Tax Under Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) Law?
Your startup equity could be worth millions, but a 7-figure tax bill looms. A little-known tax rule, QSBS, could legally erase it. Here's a guide to see if you qualify for a 0% tax rate on up to $15M in gains.
Marcel Miu, CFA, CFP
Sep 186 min read
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How to Diversify Your Concentrated Stock Position Without a Massive Tax Bill
Your concentrated stock position feels like a win, but it's a ticking tax bomb. Selling means a huge tax bill and holding means huge risk. This isn't a choice between two bad options. There's a third way forward. Learn the strategies savvy investors use to diversify their stock, reduce risk, and legally minimize taxes.
Marcel Miu, CFA, CFP
Sep 156 min read
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Tender Offer: Should I Sell My Private Company Stock or Hold On?
our company just announced a tender offer. Before you sell, know this: one wrong move could trigger a surprise W-2 from the IRS, costing you thousands in taxes. This guide gives you a framework to not only avoid costly mistakes but to use the offer to strategically build wealth.
Marcel Miu, CFA, CFP
Sep 107 min read
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