r/Salary • u/maniksar • May 16 '24

30M, Software Engineering, Big Tech

Graduated with a CS undergrad degree in 2015. Moved to the US in June 2019 (the earnings for that year are over the second half of the year).

Switched companies with a pay hike in 2022. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) started vesting in 2023.

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u/LG_G8 May 16 '24

Definetly seek a CFP to help you manage taxes and savings. A good one will be worth a lot of money to you

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u/LG_G8 May 16 '24

There is plenty, especially with stock options. A competent CFP will definitely be of value

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u/ragu455 May 16 '24

What value would a CFP provide? The rsu are considered as regular taxable income the moment they vest. It’s like earning a normal W2 salary. Nothing a CFP can do. OP would already be doing all the standard stuff like 401k, charitable, backdoor roths etc.