Should You Consider

Employee Ownership?

Deciding how to sell or exit a business is a turning point in any business owner’s life. It’s an emotionally charged conclusion to their career with major financial implications.

While selling to an outside party or external stakeholders is an option, it may not be the smartest or most beneficial.

Meredith and Michael

Enter the ESOP

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Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) can be overlooked as an alternative to traditional business succession — but their advantages are sizable.

That’s why The Fiocchi McCarthy ESOP Group of Wells Fargo Advisors exists: To educate, plan, and bring resources to execute and administrate these highly-specialized plans.

If You Are a
Business Owner, an ESOP:

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 Allows for
 Gradual Succession


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   Comes with
   Tax Breaks


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Retains Internal Control
of Your Company



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If You Are a
Financial Advisor, an ESOP:


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  Business Owner Clients


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Client Relationship


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  Requires Advanced
  Understanding



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