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by mkbosmans
697 days ago
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Nothing requires an ESOP to skip on a separate retirement fund for employees and expect them to retire from their share of the investment. In the contrary, I expect the owners of an ESOP are very much in favor of having a well managed separate employee retirement fund. More so than in a publicly owned company. But of course you are right that the risks factors of losing your income and losing your investment are pretty much 100% correlated for an ESOP. Some investment diversification is always a good idea. |
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