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• How to Use a Total Return Approach | Charles Schwab

  In addition to dividends and interest, an entire portfolio—including cash balances and asset sales—can be used a source of funds in the total return approach.

• Q1 Retail Earnings in Uncertain Year | Charles Schwab

  While Q1 retail earnings results are expected to be good, analysts will be watching for indications about tariff management for the rest of the year.

• Recent Questions From Investors | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders and Kathy Jones answer recent questions from investors, covering topics such as tariffs, bond yields, the Federal Reserve, and more.

• Gifting Appreciated Stock to Kids | Charles Schwab

  Can you gift stocks to your children or grandchildren and potentially avoid capital gains? Learn more about the considerations to make when gifting stock to kids.

• How to Start an Emergency Fund | Charles Schwab

  An emergency fund is a key part of your financial plan. Learn how to start an emergency fund, including how to set it up and how much money you'll need.

• Simplifying Long-Term Care Planning | Charles Schwab

  Confused by long-term care planning? Learn why long-term care is an important part of retirement planning and how to avoid serious financial consequences.

• The Power of Compounding and the Definition of "Rich" (With Scott Galloway) | Charles Schwab

  Professor Scott Galloway shares his ideas on wealth and the emotional and motivational aspects of money.

• What is a Rollover IRA? | Charles Schwab

  A rollover IRA is an account that allows you to move funds from an old employer-sponsored plan, like a 401(k), to an IRA. Get started with Schwab today.

• Which Milestone Ages Factor Into Retirement Planning? | Charles Schwab

  Retirement planning is tied to a series of milestone ages. Mark Riepe outlines which birthdays can shape decisions about your financial future.

• Fractional Shares | Invest in Stock Slices | Charles Schwab

  Schwab Stock Slices™ is an easy way to buy fractional shares for a set dollar cost. You can buy shares from up to ten S&P 500® companies for $5 each.