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• Could You Outlive Your Retirement Savings? | Charles Schwab

  Estimating your longevity is a key part of retirement planning. Learn how to create a solid financial plan so you don't outlive your savings.

• What to Know About Trading Futures Options | Charles Schwab

  When trading options, it's possible to trade futures as well as stocks. Learn the similarities and differences of trading options on futures versus stocks.

• 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.

• Preferred Securities: Balancing Yield with Risk | Charles Schwab

  Preferred securities' yields may be appealing, but they almost always come with additional risks.

• Market Downturn: Three Ways to Short the Market | Charles Schwab

  Investors seeking to profit from a market downturn or looking for portfolio protection have several short-selling alternatives they might consider. Here are three of them.

• How to Use Direct Indexing as a Tax Strategy | Charles Schwab | Charles Schwab

  Direct indexing gives you access to the underlying stocks in your portfolio, allowing you to grab potential tax-loss harvesting opportunities.

• Financial Considerations of Moving Abroad | Charles Schwab

  More Americans are establishing second homes abroad. Learn more about visas, banking, taxes, health care, estate planning, and more before making the move.

• What is Cost Basis and How Does It Work? | Charles Schwab

  What is cost basis? Whether you're a newbie or seasoned investor, determining your tax cost basis can help you save on taxes. Here's what to know.

• View the Schwab Trading Activity Index™ | Charles Schwab

  Get a snapshot of investor sentiment using data from a sample of accounts of real investors with the Schwab Trading Activity Index (STAX).

• Easy Money? Rate Cuts May Not Ease Borrowing Costs | Charles Schwab

  Learn how cutting rates won't necessarily reduce borrowing costs if the market doesn't agree with the timing. It could raise inflation fears, hurting Treasuries.