Diversify with the liquidity you can actually get, steadily, rather than waiting for one big exit. In practice that is three things: invest your take-home salary into simple, boring assets (a low cost index fund through a SIP) instead of leaving it idle, build the cash buffer that stops you ever being a forced seller, and if the option is available and appropriate, take a small secondary to move some value off the single bet. The goal is not to bet against your company. It is to make sure a good outcome for it is upside, not the only thing standing between you and ruin.
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The free, India-first grounding in what to do with cash once you have it: goals, allocation, SIPs, and not losing it to fees.
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A no-nonsense, ad-light India personal-finance site: plain math and free calculators for emergency funds, goals, and asset allocation, with no product to sell you.
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