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• Fixed Indexed Annuities in Your Portfolio | Charles Schwab

  A fixed indexed annuity can offer those in or near retirement a balance of security and potential growth. Learn about what they are and how they work.

• What's an ETF and How Do ETFs Work? | Charles Schwab

  Wondering what's an ETF and how do ETFs work? Learn how income-producing ETFs can potentially help contribute to retirement income and your financial goals.

• Time Travel: Choosing Stock Chart Time Frames | Charles Schwab

  Long-term investors tend to focus on daily stock charts to help with decisions, while active traders often focus on more detailed charts. Why not try both?

• Q2 Bank Earnings Preview: A Dimmer Light? | Charles Schwab

  After mid-level performance in Q1, financials sector earnings may slow in Q2, though favorable signs like the yield curve could help margins. Learn why.

• 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.

• Money Market Funds | Charles Schwab

  Make your cash go further with a Schwab money fund. Choose from Schwab’s suite of high-yield cash management solutions.

• What Are Tax Brackets and Marginal Tax Rates? | Charles Schwab

  What are the tax brackets and how do marginal tax brackets work? Find out about tax rates as we head into income tax season.

• How's That Fund Doing? Check the Information Ratio | Charles Schwab

  Want to cut through the noise on fund performance? The Information ratio can help you identify funds—and fund managers—who may be outperforming their peers.

• How to invest cash to pursue long-term goals | Charles Schwab

  Thinking about reallocating cash now that yields have fallen? Explore investment ideas as you rebalance your portfolio to pursue long-term goals.

• Jumping to Conclusions: With Guests David Silbey & Ned Augenblick | Charles Schwab

  Why do people tend to over-respond to weak signals and under-respond to strong ones?