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Should I Diversify My Employer Stock..?

While we all know the old adage that you shouldn't put "all your eggs in one basket", how often are we really putting that into practice when it comes to our own investments, particularly our employer stock? Employer #stocks are when an employer of XYZ Ltd also owns #shares, or options, in the same company they are employed. In this video, Jarrad Brown, the #Australian #Expat #Financial Planner, explores some of the key risks with failing to #diversify your #employer #stock #investments (#ESPP) and some #simple #strategies you can put in place to avoid these common #SharePlan #pitfalls. 0:00 Introduction 0:47 What is the worst case scenario for not diversifying your stock? 2:55 Is it financially wise to buy company stock? 4:09 What are some things to consider when it comes to employer stock? 5:41 Final remarks About Jarrad Brown: Jarrad Brown is an Australian-trained and experienced Fee-Based Financial Planner with Australian Expatriate Group of Global Financial Consultants Pte Ltd providing specialist financial advice and portfolio management services to Australian expatriates in Singapore. Subscribe to this YouTube channel for his latest tips and updates for Australian expats when it comes to making informed financial choices for their time abroad. Jarrad Brown is an Authorised Representative of Global Financial Consultants Pte Ltd – No: 200305462G | MAS License No: FA100035-3 ☞ Book a complimentary meeting or get in touch with Jarrad Brown: https://linktr.ee/jarradbrown You may also be interested to check out the following: Which Debts Should I Pay Off First:    • Which Debts Should I Pay Off First   How to save for your Child's Education:    • How Do I Save For My Child's Education..?   ESG Investing for Australian Expats:    • How Can I Invest In ESG-Compliant Funds In...   General Information Only: The information on this site is of a general nature only. It does not take into account your individual financial situation, objectives, or needs. You should consider your own financial position and requirements before making a decision. *Please note that Jarrad Brown is not a tax agent or accountant and none of the content outlined here should be taken as personal advice. You should consult your tax agent and financial adviser to review your current personal finances and financial goals to consider whether this strategy is appropriate for you. Music: www.bensound.com