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• Energy Investing: WTI vs. Brent Crude Oil | Charles Schwab

  WTI vs. Brent Crude Oil: Wondering which to invest in? Discover what to know when considering West Texas Intermediate and North Sea Brent Crude.

• Learning Quest 529 Plan Withdrawal Request Form | Charles Schwab

  Complete this form to request a full or partial withdrawal from your Learning Quest 529 Plan Account.

• Will the United States Dollar Be Dethroned? | Charles Schwab

  Curious how the United States dollar is doing? Despite the trend toward currency diversification in global trade, we don't see the U.S. dollar losing dominance.

• Securities Alerts | Charles Schwab

  Set security alerts in your account to notify you of trading and investing opportunities.

• Why Women Need to Take Control of Their Finances | Charles Schwab

  We've come a long way baby, but not far enough. Here's how women can start to take greater financial control—and why it's important.

• Is a Private Family Foundation Right for You? | Charles Schwab

  A private family foundation can help further philanthropic goals. Find out how to start a private foundation or if you should consider a donor-advised fund.

• Working in Retirement? Savings & RMD Impact | Charles Schwab

  Are you are retired but wanting to return to work? Learn how returning to work could affect your savings plans and RMDs. Questions to ask before returning.

• Diversification 101: Lessons from My Air Jordans | Charles Schwab

  My Jordan sneaker collection is an example of diversification in your portfolio. Explore why that is important.

• Roth vs. Traditional IRA Calculator | Charles Schwab

  Use our Roth vs. Traditional IRA Calculator to see which retirement account is right for you and how much you can contribute annually.

• Using the Sortino Ratio to Gauge Downside Risk | Charles Schwab

  The Sortino ratio focuses only on the downside risk of a portfolio, which is what short-term investors may want if they've got a short-term goal. The higher the Sortino ratio, the better the risk-adjusted return.