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• How to Borrow Money Strategically for a Big Expense | Charles Schwab

  Learn how to approach your next big expense more strategically, whether you plan to pay with cash on hand, liquidate investments, or borrow.

• What Are Options Collars? | Charles Schwab

  Downturns are natural in any market. Learn how options collars—combining a covered call and a protective put—can potentially help manage stock or ETF risk.

• Avoiding the Three-Year Rule When Using an ILIT | Charles Schwab

  Gifting life insurance to an irrevocable life insurance trust (ILIT) could trigger the IRS's three-year rule—and taxes. Learn how to avoid an IRS clawback.

• What is a Micro E-Mini Future? | Charles Schwab

  Micro E-mini futures offer traders exposure to four leading U.S. stock indexes in bite-size contracts.

• Simplifying Long-Term Care Planning | Charles Schwab

  Confused by long-term care planning? Learn why long-term care is an important part of retirement planning and how to avoid serious financial consequences.

• How to Start an Emergency Fund | Charles Schwab

  An emergency fund is a key part of your financial plan. Learn how to start an emergency fund, including how to set it up and how much money you'll need.

• 457(b) vs. 403(b) Retirement Plans | Charles Schwab

  Learn about the differences between 457(b) vs. 403(b) and how you might be eligible for this retirement account if you work for public service or the government.

• Gifting Appreciated Stock to Kids | Charles Schwab

  Can you gift stocks to your children or grandchildren and potentially avoid capital gains? Learn more about the considerations to make when gifting stock to kids.

• Fixed Income: Frequently Asked Questions | Charles Schwab

  Answers to questions investors are asking about Treasury bonds, tax policy, credit quality and other issues affecting fixed income investments.

• How Fed rate cuts impact mortgage interest rates | Charles Schwab

  Why aren't mortgage rates falling more quickly? Learn why mortgage interest rates don't necessarily track with Fed rate cuts.