@TKopelman Guessing this can only be applied for ex-employees? Been talking to some clients about the possibility of leaving SpaceX to be able to hedge their wealth.
@TKopelman It’s very different to be a high income earner than a high net worth achieved from disciplined saving/investing through decades. This is for all the “wealth whispers” crowd.
Literally just had a meeting 2 hours ago against a client with his Roth conversion model from Claude. I detected 4 major costly mistakes the model was suggesting. All resulted in over 6 figures in additional tax. It still gets things wrong. Also… is he going to go ahead and perform conversions each year at optimal times? Is he going to be able to communicate those to accountant? What if tax law changes? Is he going to be on top of it?
The SpaceX IPO has created a groundswell of business for wealth advisers who specialize in the complex equity compensation favored by tech startups — and the massive tax bills likely to follow https://t.co/B3wKJWwekB
Fortunately and unfortunately the reason is because as equity comp financial planners right now is where we are spending 10 hour days 5-6 days a week meeting with dozens of employees from these companies. It is what we are living and breathing everyday and the conversations are deep.
@markcecchini I’ve watched Toy Story about 400 times now. This new generation of kids man… Crazy thing is I still remember it from when I was a child so I know the whole movie verbatim now feels like
@theficouple People always seem to make these numbers present value numbers. $225k/yr is $80k/yr in today’s dollars conservatively. For most people that got to $300k by 35 years old that is not too much money.
@markcecchini No way!!! My 20 month old is as well haha. I told my wife to hide his toys because it’s getting a little too much. Glad to hear we are in the same boat. To infinity, and beyond!!