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One of the most confusing and complicated aspects of an executives compensation is equity incentives like stock awards, restricted stock, and stock options. These equity-based compensation arrangements provide you with the opportunity to create lasting wealth, but they must be managed for risk, tax and regulatory consequences. Because this is so important, we make it a major focus of our book, Personal Financial Planning for Executives and Entrepreneurs. Its no surprise then that this is one of the most overlooked areas of financial planning. Plan agreements, tax and securities laws, company structure and retention guidelines can be difficult to integrate and navigate. And all of this needs to be balanced against your personal tolerance for risk, your immediate and future cash needs and, ultimately, your aspirations for personal wealth. How much of your net worth is tied to the company stock? Is the amount of risk you are taking appropriate for you and what is the most tax efficient