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So I've decided that It's not really worth keeping Walmart in-stock I'd like to stop it from taking it out of my paycheck. How would I cancel it? I know it's on the WIRE. Do you get all the money you invested in back if you cancel?
I decided to create a post on this subreddit for people who are trying to figure out how to access their Computershare account after enrolling into ASPP. This step will allow you to create a Computershare PIN.
EDIT: I have found another simpler way. Go to Savings & Retirement: Retirement Planning & 401k Info (walmart.com) and scroll and click on "my Walmart stock (@computershare)" and it should lead you to a page that allows you to create a new PIN.
Complicated way to do it.
call 866-459-9939 to reset your pin. You will need your WIN, social security number and a piece of paper because the automated phone system will instruct you to type a new PIN and will also ask you to set up a security question/answer.
Link to where I found the phone number.
2. go to computershare.com/Walmart and click "log in" under Associate Stock
Purchase Plan. and click "log in and create username"
3. (I'm really sorry when I say this, but I forgot if I used my social security as my username or my WIN, when I first created an account, but it was either one of them) * I will fix this once people let me know which ones worked for them.
choose username type and type in username (WIN or SSN) and for the PIN, type in the one you created over the phone.
After that you should be in the process of creating a username and a new PIN.
Hopefully this helped you, let me know if I'm missing any details and I will add them.
Walmart contributes up to $270 per year for Walmart stock purchases by employees. The employee yearly purchase must be $1800 meaning a biweekly pay deduction of $70. So Walmart puts in an additional 15% up to $1800. The stock price is quite high now at $165 which is a dollar less than its year long high and significantly higher than its low of $136.
Is Walmart a buy a current prices and what are thoughts on its prospects going forward?
Is the Associate stock purchase scheme a good deal?