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• How Do Muni Bond Credit Ratings Work? | Charles Schwab

  Kathy Jones and Cooper Howard interview Jane Ridley from S&P Global about how municipal bonds are rated.

• How to Buy Gold to Diversify Your Portfolio | Charles Schwab

  Are you wondering how to buy gold or add gold investments to your portfolio? Learn about different alternatives and their pros and cons.

• An Equities Rally, a GDP Revision, and the Likelihood of 'De-Dollarization' | Charles Schwab

  Kathy Jones interviews Jens Nordvig about the current rate cycle—as well as talk of "de-dollarization"—while Liz Ann Sonders probes the GDP revision and looks ahead to a busy week of economic data.

• How Much Risk Is Right for You? | Charles Schwab

  Every investor wants to maximize return—but you must first consider how much risk you can stomach.

• The Fed at Jackson Hole & Revised Employment Data | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders and Kathy Jones discuss the Federal Reserve’s annual conference at Jackson Hole and the annual payrolls benchmark revision.

• What's Ahead for China in 2025? | Charles Schwab

  Economic data and policies out of China are typically delayed until mid-March. Stock volatility may be prevalent until initiatives are clarified after the Lunar New Year.

• Understanding S&P 500 Futures | Charles Schwab

  S&P 500 futures provide exposure to individual stocks in the index. But trading futures differs from trading equities. Learn how futures work and how they're used.

• Tariff Clouds Hover Over Stock Markets | Charles Schwab

  As tariffs proliferate, they bring new concerns for the economy, including inflation, supply chain interruption, and job losses. What do investors need to know?

• What Happens When Interest Rates Rise? | Charles Schwab

  Why do bond prices fall when interest rates rise? Learn more about the effects interest rates and bond prices can have on a portfolio.

• Out of Proportion: With Guests Damon Lesmeister & Kelly Shue | Charles Schwab

  Non-proportional thinking, or focusing on absolute numbers rather than percentages, is just one way we get mixed up when we should be carefully calculating and comparing ratios.