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• Best-Laid Plans: With Guests Ken Bowersox, Robert Godwin & Bradley Staats | Charles Schwab

  Why do we forget the lessons of past projects and underestimate the time, costs and risks of future actions?

• To Know What You Know | Charles Schwab

  In a great bit of irony, to truly know if you're good at something, you have to be good at it already.

• Edgy Investors Waiting to See How Policies Unfold | Charles Schwab

  Investors and markets are anxious to see when and how the new Congress will implement the massive Republican policy agenda. But the details matter, and the answers will take time.

• The Reality Trap: With Guests Ken Adelman & Julia Minson | Charles Schwab

  What if our biggest blind spot is thinking we don't have a blind spot?

• Leveraged and Inverse ETPs: Know the Risks | Charles Schwab

  Leveraged and inverse ETPs are uniquely risky financial instruments—and generally aren't suitable for most investors. Read about the risks that are involved.

• How Do You Save for Vacations & Travel? | Charles Schwab

  Mark Riepe and Cindy Scott discuss how financial planning can help you save for short-term goals like travel and vacations without adding risk to your long-term financial future.

• Using Futures to Hedge Against Market Downturns | Charles Schwab

  Learn how futures contracts can help experienced traders and investors manage portfolio risk, including the use of a beta-weighted hedging strategy.

• ETF vs. Mutual Fund: It Depends on Your Strategy | Charles Schwab

  Support your strategy and portfolio by knowing when to invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), index funds, and actively managed mutual funds.

• What Are Leveraged & Inverse ETFs & ETNs & How Do They Work? | Charles Schwab

  Learn about the complexities of leveraged and inverse exchange-traded products (ETPs) and their potential risks and benefits.

• What's the Big Idea? With Guests Robert Rydell and Don Moore | Charles Schwab

  We often overestimate our abilities and the accuracy of our predictions. Is it better to have well-calibrated confidence beliefs?