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Despite interest rate headwinds from the Fed, institutions have been buying financial stocks like SCHW and KKR shares in bulk. Should you follow their lead?

Investors worried about missing the boat on overvalued stocks need not fret. These five names, while expensive, are still seeing lots of love from analysts.

Inflation, expenses and market volatility are making it harder to retire. Schwab’s 2025 survey reveals what 401(k) savers are doing to stay on track.

A new Schwab survey reveals the top retirement planning mistakes Americans are making in 2025 -- and how to avoid them.

Charles Schwab concluded timing the stock market rarely works. For long-term investing success, it's better to invest early or use dollar-cost averaging.

Retirement is supposed to be a time to relax — but for some, letting go of financial worries is harder than expected. One 64-year-old retiree recently posted on Reddit that she checks her Schwab account five times a day, even though she's confident she has enough money to last. "It's…

With inflation creeping up again, here’s how to safeguard your retirement planning.

While most female investors feel on track with their financial goals and empowered by managing their investments, many regret not starting sooner. Here's how you can get started and take control of your financial future.

Retirement is a significant life event that many look forward to, but it comes with its own challenges, especially financially. Being ready to retire isn’t just about reaching a certain age; it involves meeting key financial milestones that ensure you can enjoy your golden years without financial worry. Here, we…

Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCHW) shares gained on Monday after the company reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter results on Friday, surpassing analyst consensus estimates for both adjusted earnings per share and revenue.

According to Charles Schwab's 2025 Modern Wealth Survey, Americans believe you need an average net worth of $2.3 million to be "wealthy."