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• Swing Trading Stocks: Strategies and Indicators | Charles Schwab

  Learn some of the basic entry and exit signals and money management techniques used in swing trading.

• Wondering Where to Stash Your Cash? Start Here. | Charles Schwab

  There are lots of places to stash your cash, but it's not one-size-fits-all. It pays to choose carefully.

• Why Women Need to Take Control of Their Finances | Charles Schwab

  We've come a long way baby, but not far enough. Here's how women can start to take greater financial control—and why it's important.

• Divorce after 50: Retirement Savings Impact | Charles Schwab

  Divorce after 50 can have a huge impact on your retirement savings. Learn how to safeguard your financial future during late-in-life divorce.

• Pledged Asset Line Automatic Payment Authorization Form | Charles Schwab

  In order to establish automatic payments to your Charles Schwab Bank Pledged Asset Line you must call 800-838-6573 or complete, sign, and return this form to Schwab Bank by fax or mail.

• Schwab 529 Education Savings Plan Withdrawal Request Form | Charles Schwab

  Complete this form to request a full or partial withdrawal from your Schwab 529 Plan Account.

• Shorting Stocks in Your Investment Strategy | Charles Schwab

  Short selling aims to provide protection or profit during a stock market downturn, but it can be risky and requires a margin account. Learn the mechanics of shorting a stock.

• Understanding Bitcoin Treasury Companies | Charles Schwab

  Companies are adding bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to their treasury holdings, changing fundamentals and giving investors new ways to gain crypto exposure.

• Will the United States Dollar Be Dethroned? | Charles Schwab

  Curious how the United States dollar is doing? Despite the trend toward currency diversification in global trade, we don't see the U.S. dollar losing dominance.

• ERISA 408(b)(2) Fee Disclosure Report | Charles Schwab

  The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), as amended, requires employee benefit plan fiduciaries to act solely in the interests of, and for the exclusive benefit of, plan participants and beneficiaries.