When you leave Publix, you may wonder what will happen to the stock that you have been awarded during your time with the company. The good news is that your Publix stock does not automatically disappear – it remains in your account and can be sold at any time through the Publix Stockholder Services website.
There are a few things to keep in mind when selling your Publix stock, however. First, you will need to have your shareholder ID number handy in order to log into the Stockholder Services website.
If you do not have this number, you can find it on your most recent statement from Publix. Second, keep in mind that the stock market is always fluctuating, so the value of your Publix stock may have changed since the last time you checked.
If you are no longer employed by Publix, you may also elect to have your shares transferred to a broker of your choosing. This process is slightly more complicated than simply logging into the Stockholder Services website and selling your shares, but it can be done with the help of aPublix representative.
No matter what you decide to do with your Publix stock, it is important to remember that you have options. If you have any questions about what to do with your stock, be sure to speak with a financial advisor or a representative from Publix Stockholder Services for more information.
What happens to your Publix stock when you quit?
When you leave Publix, your company stock does not automatically disappear – it remains in your account and can be sold at any time through the Publix Stockholder Services website.
Selling Your Stock
There are a few things to keep in mind when selling your Publix stock:
- You will need to have your shareholder ID number handy in order to log into the Stockholder Services website.
- If you do not have this number, you can find it on your most recent statement from Publix.
- Keep in mind that the stock market is always fluctuating, so the value of your Publix stock may have changed since the last time you checked.
Transferring Your Stock
If you are no longer employed by Publix, you may also elect to have your shares transferred to a broker of your choosing. This process is slightly more complicated than simply logging into the Stockholder Services website and selling your shares.
No matter what you decide to do with your Publix stock, it is important to remember that you have options.
