Ethics and investing: Is exercising your stock options unethical?

Jul 10, 2007 01:56

No, this has nothing to do with insider trading ( Read more... )

war, taxes, ethics, stock, money, options

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Awesomely Horrible Question anonymous July 10 2007, 14:53:39 UTC
This is a really interesting and also tough question.

I know little about stock options, but can you setup a trust fund, transfer your stock options there, exercise them as needed, but only have the trust fund pay you (and thus have the payment taxed) when you actually need the money?

I'll think about the actual moral question for awhile and then try to answer then.

-Dave Harding

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Re: Awesomely Horrible Question ru_linux_geek July 10 2007, 22:34:09 UTC
I am not sure if they can be transferred to a trust fund, but my intuition about them is that they cannot.

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certron July 13 2007, 12:58:16 UTC
well, you are assuming your stock options are priced below the actual price of the stock ( ... )

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ru_linux_geek February 26 2013, 19:40:18 UTC
Well, this paid off, handsomely.

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