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• The Schwab One® Custodial Account Info Sheet | Charles Schwab

  A custodial account allows you to open an account in a child’s name and manage it, typically until the child reaches age 18 or 21 and takes full control of the account (or can be up to age 25, depending on state laws).

• IRA/ESA Divorce Transfer Request Form | Charles Schwab

  Complete and sign this form and return it to Schwab to request a transfer of interest from one IRA or ESA account to a spouse’s or an ex-spouse’s IRA or ESA account as a result of a divorce decree or separation instrument.

• Online Security Checklist | Charles Schwab

  We consider your account security to be a partnership between you and Schwab.

• A Sticky Situation: With Guests Richard Thaler, Wendy Wood & Susan Budowski | Charles Schwab

  Friction gets in the way of behavior—and it can become "sludge" when it's used to prevent you from reaching a goal.

• 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.

• Common Types of Retirement Plans to Know About | Charles Schwab

  There are many types of retirement plans—which one is right for you? Learn about the features and eligibility requirements for 401(k) plans, IRAs, and more.

• Are Municipal Bonds Tax Free? | Charles Schwab

  Municipal bonds aren’t always tax-free. Learn about 7 types of taxes that could apply.

• College Savings Account | Education & Custodial | Charles Schwab

  Opening a college savings account can be a smart way to establish a college fund for a family member, a friend, or even yourself.

• Watch Out for Wash Sales | Charles Schwab

  Understanding wash-sale rules could help you avoid a costly mistake.

• It's Hard to Be Humble | Charles Schwab

  We can't all be above average. So why, in certain situations, do we think we're so special?