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Cote Mangel | Financial Consultant in UT | Charles Schwab
Cote Mangel is a Financial Consultant at Charles Schwab serving Cottonwood Heights, UT. Request an appointment or contact us today to speak with a financial consultant.
Should You Start Giving Money to Your Heirs Now or Leave a Bequest? | Charles Schwab
Giving away assets in one's lifetime might make sense tax-wise, but the issue is deeply emotional and personal for most people.
Rate Cuts Begin, but It's the Message That Matters | Charles Schwab
As the Fed begins cutting rates, it's important for investors to understand what data the Fed is watching and how that might be a guide to the pace and timing of future actions.
When Markets Dip, Don't Drop Out | Charles Schwab
An extreme downturn in the market can shake your confidence. While staying the course may be hard, it can be healthier for your portfolio—learn why.
Investing Principles | Charles Schwab
The fundamentals you need for investing success. Schwab can help you create or update your financial plan using these investing basics.
Most types of income are taxable, including money you make from a job or self-employment, investment income, unemployment pay, lottery winnings, and many other income sources. Nontaxable income sources include gifts, child support, and life insurance proceeds.
How to Prepare Your Finances for Natural Disasters | Charles Schwab
Natural disasters can happen. Here's how to prepare and protect your finances if and when they happen to you.
Fixed Income Investments | Charles Schwab
Fixed income investments, such as individual bonds or bond mutual funds, offer a way to diversify a portfolio. Explore fixed income funds as an investment strategy.
Estate Planning at Any Age: Start Early | Charles Schwab
Organizing your estate is a good exercise at any age—but the sooner the better. Learn the value of planning your estate early in your financial journey.
Floating-Rate Notes: 4 Key Considerations | Charles Schwab
Investment-grade floating-rate notes prices tend to be more stable than their fixed-rate counterparts, so they may be worth considering during periods of volatility.