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• When Do You Need Umbrella Insurance? | Charles Schwab

  Umbrella insurance can help you fill gaps in insurance coverage that can expose you to costly liabilities. Learn if umbrella insurance is right for you.

• 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.

• How to Start an Emergency Fund | Charles Schwab

  An emergency fund is a key part of your financial plan. Learn how to start an emergency fund, including how to set it up and how much money you'll need.

• Buying a House? What to Know About Down Payments | Charles Schwab

  Housing prices may be stubbornly high, but the financial guidelines for putting together a down payment still apply.

• Summit Fever | Charles Schwab

  Imagine that you've put in effort toward a goal, but things haven't quite worked out the way you hoped. How do you know when it's time to let it go?

• How a Dividend Reinvestment Plan Works | Charles Schwab

  A Dividend Reinvestment Plan, or DRIP, is the process of automatically reinvesting dividends into additional whole and fractional shares of a company's stock.

• Tax Bill or Tax Refund? Find Out Why | Charles Schwab

  Did you get a tax refund or a tax bill when you filed? Learn why you got a refund or a bill, how to optimize your withholding, and prepare for next year.

• Breaking Bad Trade Behaviors | Charles Schwab

  It's difficult to keep emotions from impacting decisions when money is involved. Learn how to curtail emotional biases in your trading decisions.

• Understanding the Wash Sale Rule | Charles Schwab

  Not sure if you made any wash sales last year? Watch to learn about wash sales and how to report them.

• Jumping to Conclusions: With Guests David Silbey & Ned Augenblick | Charles Schwab

  Why do people tend to over-respond to weak signals and under-respond to strong ones?