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• How to Buy Bonds: A 3-Step Guide | Charles Schwab

  Wondering how to buy bonds? The bonds you choose should align with your risk tolerance and goals. Discover what to consider before buying any bond.

• Navigating the Markets: Tariffs and Trade | Charles Schwab

  Schwab’s chief strategists share their perspectives on the tariffs, trade and the markets.

• Demystifying Your Medicare Options for Retirement | Charles Schwab

  Retirement affects Medicare coverage, including premiums, coverage, and enrollment deadlines. Compare your Medicare options and help reduce out-of-pocket costs.

• Long Call vs. Bull Call Spread | Charles Schwab

  With so many bullish options strategies to choose from, how might a trader know which is right for their next trade? We'll compare two bullish options strategies in order to assist the prospective trader with the decision-making process.

• Using Tax Brackets to Manage Your Taxable Income | Charles Schwab

  Managing your income around the tax-bracket thresholds can help you avoid paying higher rates.

• As Rate Cuts Loom, Stock Buybacks May Continue | Charles Schwab

  Stock buybacks help companies return cash to shareholders, reduce the base for earnings per share calculations, and may signal good news about growth.

• 6 Ways to Get Started With thinkorswim® | Charles Schwab

  Schwab's trading specialists share their top tips for getting started with the thinkorswim trading platform. Discover six thinkorswim features you should consider.

• 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.

• A Moving Average: Simple vs. Exponential | Charles Schwab

  A moving average is a popular technical analysis study among traders. Learn how simple and exponential moving averages work.

• What to Know About the Five-Year Rule for Roths | Charles Schwab

  There are actually several versions of the five-year rule governing Roth accounts, some of which overlap, and falling afoul of any of them could trigger additional taxes and penalties.