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• What is a 401(k) and How Does It Work? | Charles Schwab

  What is a 401(k)? How does a 401(k) work? Learn how these retirement plans work and get answers to questions on contribution limits, distributions, and more.

• How to transfer funds out of your account | Charles Schwab

  Discover the different ways to transfer funds from your Schwab account.

• Using Breadth to Track Trend Strength or Weakness | Charles Schwab

  Various measures of market breadth can track how strong or weak a current market trend might be. Learn how to follow this indicator.

• Working in Retirement: Social Security & Medicare | Charles Schwab

  If you've retired but are considering returning to work, be aware that your decision may affect your Social Security and Medicare benefits.

• U.S. Agency Bonds: What You Should Know | Charles Schwab

  U.S. agency bonds can offer slightly higher yields than Treasury bonds, without requiring investors bondholders to take on too much additional risk.

• Privacy Notice | Charles Schwab

  What does the Charles Schwab Corporation do with your personal information? Read the Charles Schwab privacy policy.

• ETFs and Taxes: What You Need to Know | Charles Schwab

  ETFs can have different tax implications depending on how they're structured and how long you've held the ETF. Learn more about ETFs and taxes to help avoid unpleasant surprises.

• Low-Cost Investments and Wealth Management | Charles Schwab

  Schwab offers low-fee brokerage services tailored for your personal financial goals. Learn more about low-cost investments with Schwab.

• Why You Need an Estate Plan | Charles Schwab

  If we leave unanswered questions about how to settle our affairs, life for those we love could be even more difficult. That’s why answering questions now—and formalizing them in an estate plan—is an important step that shouldn’t wait.

• 4 Retirement Risks to Avoid | Charles Schwab

  The five years before and after retirement are among the most important—and vulnerable—for savings. Consider these tips to help avoid potential risks.