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• What is a Brokerage Account | Charles Schwab

  A brokerage account is an investment account that allows you to buy and sell a variety of investments, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs.

• When Do You Need Umbrella Insurance? | Charles Schwab

  Umbrella insurance can help you fill gaps in insurance coverage that can expose you to costly liabilities. Learn if umbrella insurance is right for you.

• Customize Platform Appearance on thinkorswim® | Charles Schwab

  Customize the color scheme and font size on thinkorswim®.

• Earnings Season: 3 Things You Should Look For | Charles Schwab

  Earnings season is an important time for traders. Discover the three things traders should track during earnings season to stay on top of the markets.

• Using Bookmap on thinkorswim | Charles Schwab

  Bookmap is an application available on thinkorswim that offers insight into real-time data. Learn how traders can use it to see supply, demand, and volume.

• What Does the Federal Reserve Do? | Charles Schwab

  The Federal Reserve, or the Fed, is an important and influential part of the U.S. economy, and its role is explained further in this video.

• Tax Bill or Tax Refund? Find Out Why | Charles Schwab

  Did you get a tax refund or a tax bill when you filed? Learn why you got a refund or a bill, how to optimize your withholding, and prepare for next year.

• Introducing Choiceology with Dan Heath | Charles Schwab

  You're not as rational as you think. In this new podcast, bestselling author Dan Heath performs forensic analysis on decision making. You'll hear real stories, learn from top experts, and witness informal experiments that demonstrate the mistakes we too often make.

• Small Business Retirement Plans | Charles Schwab

  Looking for a retirement plan or business investing account? Schwab offers a range of small business solutions to help you manage your finances.

• How a Dividend Reinvestment Plan Works | Charles Schwab

  A Dividend Reinvestment Plan, or DRIP, is the process of automatically reinvesting dividends into additional whole and fractional shares of a company's stock.