I consider myself to be “Barista FIRE” because I still enjoy my tech job in Silicon Valley and taking advantage of my employer’s benefits. For most people, the goal of being financially independent mostly stems from not being solely reliant…
Welcome to part-2 of this two-part series. In this post, I will continue helping my readers with understanding how RSU IPO taxes work. Here is a link back to part-1 of How RSU Refresh Works in case you missed it…
If you work in the Bay Area for a public technology company, as I do, then part of your salary is paid in Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). I have explained how RSU works in another post which you can check out here. Many…
I am always researching and learning more about FIRE mostly from reading other FIRE blogs. Following other blogs helps me get more ideas about investment strategies and income streams that I hope to create someday. It also keeps me motivated…
A lot of engineers in Silicon Valley participate in an anonymous discussion mobile app called Blind. It has become a very popular (and safe) place to discuss and compare information about workplace culture, total compensation, job offers, as well as…