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11 - Alphabetti Spagetti - Are different share classes a good idea for your business?
There are plenty of instawankers preaching the benefits of having different share classes within your business, often referred to as alphabet shares.
We talk about when they are a good idea, and when they are likely to cause way more issues than they provide benefits.
Any Q's or future topic requests email us at [email protected]
Any information given in this podcast is for general information purposes only and is not formal advice. The podcast hosts are not your professional advisors, and no client relationship is created. That relationship is only formed if/when you hire any of the hosts individually and sign an engagement agreement. The hosts do not have enough details on specific circumstances to give a professional opinion and can only give guidance. If you need bespoke support, you may wish to consult one or more of the hosts separately.
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By Blokes With Beards Talking BusinessThere are plenty of instawankers preaching the benefits of having different share classes within your business, often referred to as alphabet shares.
We talk about when they are a good idea, and when they are likely to cause way more issues than they provide benefits.
Any Q's or future topic requests email us at [email protected]
Any information given in this podcast is for general information purposes only and is not formal advice. The podcast hosts are not your professional advisors, and no client relationship is created. That relationship is only formed if/when you hire any of the hosts individually and sign an engagement agreement. The hosts do not have enough details on specific circumstances to give a professional opinion and can only give guidance. If you need bespoke support, you may wish to consult one or more of the hosts separately.