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• Should You Save for Retirement or Pay Off Student Loans? | Charles Schwab

  Just because you have student loans to pay off doesn't mean you should put investing on hold to do it—you don’t have to give up one for the other.

• A Guide to Long-Term Investment Strategies | Charles Schwab

  Looking for long-term investing strategies? Discover five ideas to consider that may help you along the path toward your long-term investment goals.

• 5 Ideas to Help Your Parents Avoid Financial Fraud | Charles Schwab

  Frauds and scams can happen at any time. It's important to know the red flags and to talk to the elders in your life about how to help protect their assets.

• How Well Do You Know Market Cap? | Charles Schwab

  Market cap is a key guidepost for anyone building a portfolio. Here's what to know.

• Investment Income taxes | Schwab

  As an investor, you don’t want surprises at tax time. We’ll help you plan ahead with information about capital gains, dividends, interest income, net investment income tax, cost basis, AMT, and more.

• Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | Charles Schwab

  What is a REIT? Real Estate Investment Trusts allow you to trade real estate in the form of securities, usually in one of two main REIT types.

• How Much "Tech" Do You Own? | Charles Schwab

  Owning only the U.S. stock market likely means being overweight Tech. But Tech stocks don't always outperform. Investors may want to look outside the U.S. to be diversified.

• Can Overtrading Undercut After-Tax Returns? | Charles Schwab

  Excessive turnover in taxable accounts can lead to tax consequences. Learn how harmful the so-called tax drag can be—and what you can do to combat it.

• Simple Moving Average Crossovers | Charles Schwab

  Simple moving average (SMA) crossover systems can help you identify potential entries and exits in your trades. Learn how to use SMAs and moving averages.

• Saving Outside Your 401(k) | Charles Schwab

  Once your basics are covered, you might want to consider setting aside some extra money. Here's how to decide which accounts to use—and when.