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How Much Company Stock Is Too Much?

I'm not against owning company stock, but I am against owning too much of it. Remember folks, company stock should only represent a small percentage of your overall portfolio.

PodcastsMark TalercioNovember 13, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, Eye on Money, retire, retirement, retirement planning, Roth IRA, company stock
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