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• Investing in Rental Properties | Charles Schwab

  Real estate rentals can be a source of income. But there's more to being a landlord than meets the eye. Keep reading for best practices and common pitfalls.

• Planning Retirement Income | Charles Schwab

  Planning retirement income may seem daunting, but it doesn't need to be. Learn budgeting and strategic tips in our guide to navigating distributions.

• What Is a Fiduciary? Duties and Risks | Charles Schwab

  Would-be estate executors and trustees are often unaware of their legal responsibilities. Find out what it means to be an estate fiduciary.

• Fixed Income Investments for Retirement | Charles Schwab

  A market downturn won't necessarily hurt fixed income holdings the way it hurts an equity portfolio. Learn more about fixed income investments for retirement.

• Securities-Based Line of Credit: What to Consider | Charles Schwab

  A securities-based line of credit (SBLOC) can be a cost-effective, tax-efficient way to cover short-term borrowing needs. Explore potential benefits & risks.

• What Happens to Stock When a Company Goes Bankrupt | Charles Schwab

  Learn what happens when a company files for bankruptcy, what it means for shareholders, and how to identify financially strong investments.

• What Makes the U.S. Bond Market Appealing Now? | Charles Schwab

  Worried about portfolio volatility but think you missed the peak opportunity for bonds? Find out what's happening in the bond markets and how you can still capture a good rate.

• Margin Trading: The Starter Guide | Charles Schwab

  There are different types of margin trading for stocks, options, futures, and forex. Read more to learn about their unique risks and benefits.

• Tax-Bracket Management Tips | Charles Schwab | Charles Schwab

  Strategically realizing or reducing income each year can help maximize after-tax returns—and potentially increase your wealth over time.

• Leveraged and Inverse ETPs: Know the Risks | Charles Schwab

  Leveraged and inverse ETPs are uniquely risky financial instruments—and generally aren't suitable for most investors. Read about the risks that are involved.