Investment Products
Alternative Investments
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Commodities ETFs
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Curreny ETFs
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Long/Short Funds
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Managed Futures ETFs/Funds
Annuities
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Variable
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Fixed
Equities
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New Issue/Syndicate Offerings
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Individual Stocks
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Exchange-Traded Funds
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Closed-End Funds
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Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
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Unit Investment Trust (UIT)
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Structured Products
Mutual Funds
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17,500 share class alternatives
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No-Load
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A, B, C share classes
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5,300 institutional mutual funds
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2,600 load-waived funds
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Over 500 Fund Families including the most widely held companies including:
Vanguard, American Funds, Franklin Templeton, PIMCO, T. Rowe Price, Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs, Putnam, MFS, AIM, American Century, BlackRock, Fidelity, etc.
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Research
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Access to Charles Schwab Investment Advisory, Inc. (CSIA) mutual fund research
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Direct access to portfolio managers through live event via webcasts and teleconferences
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Managed Products
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Customized discretionary portfolio
Insurance
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Term-Life
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Variable Universal Life
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Whole Life
Fixed Income
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Individual Bonds
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U.S. Treasury issues - U.S. Treasury issues are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government and include Treasury zero-coupon bonds, Treasury securities (bills and notes), STRIPS and TIPS
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Government agency and mortgage-backed securities - Agnecy securities, agency zero-coupon bonds, Ginnie Mac securities and CMOs
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Corporate Bonds - Corporate bonds are debt instruments issued by a corporation and include OTC, listed and convertibles
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Preferred Securities - Convertible preferreds and hybrid preferreds
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Short-term instruments - Commercial paper and certificate of deposit (CDs)
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Municipal bonds and UITs
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International bonds
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Cash Investments
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Everyday Cash from Schwab Bank - used for daily expenses with a need for ongoing accessibility; usually held in a checking account such as:
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Schwab Banik High Yield Investor Checking
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Cash Pending Investment - needed immediately for pending investments in stocks, bonds and mutual funds; usually held for 30 days or less in a cash investments feature such as:
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Sweep Money Market Fund
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Bank Sweep Feature
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Schwab One Bank Interest Feature
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Long-Term Cash Investments - set aside for major purchases or known obligations such as a home down payment, typically due within a year or less. Often used as an emergency fund. Can also be part of a long-term strategic asset allocation. Products include:
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Purchased Money Market Funds
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CDs
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