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• 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.

• How Much Car Can I Afford? 5 Things to Consider | Charles Schwab

  Wondering how much car you can afford? Here's what to consider before signing on the line—starting with your monthly payment and how it fits into your budget.

• Guide on Taking Social Security: 62 vs. 67 vs. 70 | Charles Schwab

  Considering whether to take Social Security benefits at 62 vs. 67 vs. 70? Learn how claiming your Social Security will affect you at each age.

• Fundamental Analysis Basics | Charles Schwab

  Fundamental analysis can help traders know when to buy or sell. Learn how the Company Profile tool on thinkorswim® can help drill down fundamental analysis.

• A Moving Average: Simple vs. Exponential | Charles Schwab

  A moving average is a popular technical analysis study among traders. Learn how simple and exponential moving averages work.

• Tax Efficient Asset Location | Charles Schwab

  Asset location is a strategy that seeks to pair assets and accounts for maximum tax efficiency—and the potential savings can be worth the effort.

• Managing Taxes in Retirement | Charles Schwab

  As you approach and enter your golden years, calculating your tax obligations could be tricky.

• What is Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) and How Does It Work | Charles Schwab

  Alternative minimum tax (AMT) applies only to some taxpayers. What is the AMT and how does it work? Learn who might be affected by the AMT and what triggers it.

• How To Evaluate Dividend Stocks | Charles Schwab

  Don't be blinded by a dividend's yield. We'll show you other metrics you might use to evaluate income stocks.

• Washington: What to Watch Now | Charles Schwab

  Schwab's point of view on political and regulatory issues before Congress and elsewhere in Washington, D.C. that could potentially affect investors.