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• Micro Futures | Charles Schwab Futures and Forex

  With a lower cost of entry and lower margin requirements, micro futures and micro E-mini futures could be an efficient way to diversify your portfolio....

• What is a Micro E-Mini Future? | Charles Schwab

  Micro E-mini futures offer traders exposure to four leading U.S. stock indexes in bite-size contracts....

• Micro E-Mini Futures Contracts | Charles Schwab

  This video explains the basics of Micro E-mini futures contracts for U.S. stock market indexes.

• Micro E-Mini Futures in Earnings Season | Charles Schwab

  Learn the basics of Micro E-mini futures and how they can potentially help retail traders and investors gain flexibility during earnings season....

• Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Differences and Rules | Charles Schwab

  Compare a Traditional IRA vs Roth IRA to see which fits your financial situation. Get insights on tax implications and withdrawal rules....

• Micro Bitcoin and Ether Futures Offer Small Bites of Crypto | Charles Schwab

  At a fraction of the size of a standard futures contract, Micro Bitcoin and Ether futures can offer a more capital-efficient way for traders to gain bitcoin and ether exposure....

• Trading Micro Crude Futures | Charles Schwab

  Micro WTI Crude Oil futures offer smaller-sized contracts, allowing traders to access the oil market but with a reduced initial financial commitment than standard crude oil contracts....

• Brokered CDs vs. Bank CDs | Charles Schwab

  Brokered CDs vs. bank CDs: how do they compare? Discover the potential benefits and risks of brokered CDs and how they differ from bank-issued CDs....

• 457(b) vs. 403(b) Retirement Plans | Charles Schwab

  Learn about the differences between 457(b) vs. 403(b) and how you might be eligible for this retirement account if you work for public service or the government....

• Trading Futures vs. Stocks | Charles Schwab

  Stocks and futures both trade on exchanges, but that's where the similarities end. Futures contracts expire on a set date and can be traded using much more leverage.