Meta Insights

Meta vests RSUs on the same four dates every year, 15th February, May, August and November, but missing the trading windows around them can cost you. Here's the full calendar, how the refresher cycle works, and the three expensive mistakes that happen to people who don't track their dates.

Your Meta RSUs just vested. Now what? Selling straight away is usually close to tax-neutral, but holding means real concentration risk on top of the salary and bonus you already get from the same company. Here's a plain-English framework for deciding what's right for you.

Meta RSUs are taxed as income the moment they vest, not when you sell. That can push your income into the little-known 60% tax zone between £100,000 and £125,140. Here's how vesting actually works, what it means for your tax return, and four things worth doing before your next vest date.

Most Meta employees can recite their RSU vesting schedule but have no idea what fund their workplace pension is invested in. Here's why that default fund and contribution rate might not be right for you, and how it works alongside your RSUs rather than against them.