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• Paying for College | Charles Schwab

  If you’re paying for college, tap into all potential funding sources: college savings accounts, scholarships, and financial aid; and see how aid requests are evaluated.

• Charitable Remainder Trusts: What to Know | Charles Schwab

  Charitable remainder trusts can provide a tax break and income for life. Learn the different types, how they work, how to maximize them, and how they're taxed.

• Brave on the Waves: With Guests Bianca Valenti & Katherine Coffman | Charles Schwab

  How can you strike the right balance between risk tolerance and risk aversion, and why do women and men so often view risk differently?

• Dollar-Cost Averaging vs. Lump-Sum Investing | Charles Schwab

  Is dollar-cost averaging better than lump-sum investing? Find out which approach may be best and could be worth considering.

• The State of the Post-Pandemic Retail Market (With Matthew Shay) | Charles Schwab

  Matthew Shay, CEO of the National Retail Federation, breaks down the state of the retail market in the U.S.

• Understanding Mortgage-Backed Securities Investing | Charles Schwab

  Residential mortgage-backed securities, or MBS, are a big part of the securitized investment market. Here's what to know about MBS investing.

• Wealth Management | Sample Scenarios

  Explore how Schwab Wealth Advisory's wealth management professionals can help clients understand and optimize finances during retirement.

• What are Bonds? Types of Bonds & How they Work (2024) | Charles Schwab

  Learn about bonds, starting with the basics (what is a bond, how do bonds work) and then exploring types of bonds and how rising interest rates can affect them.

• The Lucky Loonie: With Guests Peter Jordan, Trent Evans & Don Moore | Charles Schwab

  Some things are simply beyond our control. And while a little luck never hurts, it's best to understand what your behaviors can truly affect.

• No Mean Feat: With Guests Albert Chen & Elizabeth Tipton | Charles Schwab

  Performances often rise and fall, but how and why do they usually regress to a mean?