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• Scientist Mode: With Guests Adam Grant & Luca Parmitano | Charles Schwab

  How can thinking like a scientist improve your everyday decisions?

• Spoiled for Choice: With Guests Barry Schwartz & Jen Glantz | Charles Schwab

  While having a myriad of options is a privilege consumers increasingly expect, too much choice often leads to dissatisfaction and regret.

• How to Use Advanced Stock Order Types | Charles Schwab

  Advanced stock orders can provide additional flexibility for investors. Learn about a few advanced order types that can help traders execute trades more in line with their goals.

• Introducing Invested in the Game | Charles Schwab

  Schwab's newest podcast, Invested in the Game, features true stories of people who are driving the game of golf forward.

• Second Home Tax Benefits | Charles Schwab

  There can be tax benefits to owning a vacation home. But when you also use the property as a rental to make additional income, there can be tax reporting implications.

• Investing Basics: Mutual Funds | Charles Schwab

  Mutual funds have been an investing staple for many investors because of the diversification they provide.

• Artificial Intelligence With Matt Andresen | Charles Schwab

  Matt Andresen works with quantitative trading, building models and computer programs to analyze markets and place trades. Do machines need great traders to teach them how to trade?

• Second-Guessing First Impressions: With Guests Allen Sarven & Richard Nisbett | Charles Schwab

  When we judge someone, rarely do we stop to consider how their particular situation likely played a large role in guiding their actions.

• (Bonus) Did May Day Reshape Investing? | Charles Schwab

  Mark Riepe explores the history of how investing has become more accessible, from key milestones like May Day to the various factors that have shaped who could participate through the last century.

• Boxed In: With Guests Sophie Morgan, Modupe Akinola & Dolly Chugh | Charles Schwab

  One of the most common mental shortcuts we commit is making snap judgments about people and things based on limited information.