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• Form 1099-B: Cost Basis and Options Trading | Charles Schwab

  At tax time, traders can expect to receive Form 1099-B. But for options traders, it can be a little different. Learn what options traders should expect.

• Futures | Charles Schwab Futures and Forex

  Whether you're new to futures or a seasoned pro, Schwab offers you the specialized tools, education, and support to trade futures with confidence.

• Are Preferred Securities Still Attractive? | Charles Schwab

  The higher yields preferred securities currently offer can be a benefit for income-oriented investors, but those yields reflect the additional risks they face.

• Shorting Stocks in Your Investment Strategy | Charles Schwab

  Short selling aims to provide protection or profit during a stock market downturn, but it can be risky and requires a margin account. Learn the mechanics of shorting a stock.

• 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.

• College Savings Plans | Charles Schwab

  Compare different accounts specifically designed to help you save for college, and understand the tax advantages of each college savings plan.

• A Straddle Option vs. a Strangle Option | Charles Schwab

  A straddle option and strangle option are strategies for advanced traders to get volaility exposure. Learn more about how they work.

• Help Your College Grad Become an Investor | Charles Schwab

  Looking for a meaningful college graduation present? Consider opening up the world of investing.

• A Primer on Selling Options | Charles Schwab

  Selling options can be risky. Learn the basics of shorting options, including how to sell put options, what a short call option is, and more.

• How a Risk Reversal Options Strategy Works | Charles Schwab

  Having a risk reversal options strategy provides downside protection to the level of the purchased put option but limits the upside potential of a long stock position to the strike of the short call option. Here's how this strategy works.