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• Estate Planning for People With No Heirs | Charles Schwab

  Deciding who receives your money and property once you die is crucial to estate planning. Learn what to do with your estate when its inheritor isn't obvious.

• 5 Types of Mortgage Loans to Consider | Charles Schwab

  Want to learn about different types of mortgage loans? Discover how different types of mortgages work, plus pros and cons to consider. Get started here.

• Paying for College | Charles Schwab

  If you’re paying for college, tap into all potential funding sources: college savings accounts, scholarships, and financial aid; and see how aid requests are evaluated.

• Should You Roll Over Your Retirement Account? | Charles Schwab

  What options do you have when leaving a job where you hold an employer-sponsored retirement account?

• What to Know About Inheriting a Business | Charles Schwab

  Inheriting a business can be a great honor—and potentially a great burden. Explore three considerations for inheriting a family business.

• How Can You Steer Your Portfolio Through a Recession? | Charles Schwab

  What are some strategies that can help investors navigate a recession?

• What is Disability Insurance and How Does It Work? | Charles Schwab

  Disability insurance can help protect your income and peace of mind. Learn how short-term and long-term disability insurance works, how to get them, and more.

• Using a Walk Limit® Order on thinkorswim® | Charles Schwab

  Walk Limit® orders for options help automate the limit order process, increasing or decreasing the price at set intervals to potentially fill an ideal price.

• How to Choose an ETF – Guide to ETF Investing | Charles Schwab | Charles Schwab

  Finding ETFs for your portfolio can be a challenge without a background in finance. Schwab’s knowledge and expertise is your resource to help you find what you’re looking for.

• Trading Up-Close: Stop and Stop-Limit Orders | Charles Schwab

  Learn the difference between a stop order and a stop-limit order and how to decide when to use one over the other