BTW, there are charitable "donor-advised" funds that allow you to transfer highly-appreciated stock to. You get an charitable tax deduction based on the current stock value and you avoid any capital gains tax on the transferred shares. You can then disburse the funds to the charities of your choice whenever you want. This is especially helpful for those that received a large severance and have a bunch of INTC they want to unload.
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Oops, that was me below, not vqz talking to himself. hahaha
-sgm
When to sell is a whole other conversation @vqz. LOL! :)
vqz
You're very welcome, OP. :)
-sgm
Sell in 2017 before 10nm costs have to be baked in 😉
As long as your UBS is there it is your money!
-sgm is correct.
Of course not. It's YOUR stock. Even if you were fired, it's YOUR stock to hold for as long as you want to. Note that RSU's are accelerated when you retire fron Intel. If you retire under the Rule of 55 they don't accelerate. That's the only retirement rule where they don't accelerate.
Who in the world told you you had to sell if you leave?