June 13, 2008 -- Launch of New Index Target-Date Funds Provides Plan Sponsors with More Choice SAN FRANCISCO -- Charles Schwab announced today that Charles Schwab...

December 9, 2008 -- Participant Engagement Increasing but Most Trying to Stay the Course SAN FRANCISCO -- Charles Schwab has found that participant engagement in...

April 28, 2009 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- The Board of Directors of The Charles Schwab Corporation has declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.06 per common...

February 13, 2009 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- The Charles Schwab Corporation released its Monthly Market Activity Report today. Company highlights for the month of January 2009...

January 27, 2009 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- The Board of Directors of The Charles Schwab Corporation has declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.06 per common share....

November 18, 2008 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Charles Schwab is now making industry insights and benchmarking data compiled from clients on its retirement plan platform...

November 30, 2007 -- The Charles Schwab Corporation is a leading provider of financial services, with more than 300 offices and 7.0 million client brokerage accounts,...

February 9, 2009 -- Industry- and Participant-Specific Data Can Help Employers More Effectively Measure and Improve a Plan's Results SAN FRANCISCO -- Charles Schwab...

November 3, 2008 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Charles Schwab has released a new report revealing an important connection between how a company offers its 401(k) plan matching...

November 14, 2008 -- SAN FRANCISCO -- The Charles Schwab Corporation released its Monthly Market Activity Report today. Company highlights for the month of October 2008...

I'm new to investing, and I recently started a Roth IRA with Charles Schwab. In the two months since I began investing, my shares have gone done about 4%. I know when you're investing like this, there's always the potential to lose money. I don't plan to retire until after 2045, so I can be more aggressive, but I guess I didn't plan on losing so much so soon. Is this normal, or do I need to take my money and invest it in another fund? Since I'm not very experienced in this area, I just pi

An investment grp such as T Rowe price,Fidelity,Charles Schwab etc investing in conservative investments.

I plan to invest in no load mutual funds (s&p 500 index funds) for wealth accumulation and open up an IRA account for retirement. There's many brokerages I've heard of like Edward Jones, Vanguard, Janus, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, TD Waterhouse/Ameritrade, E*Trade, Sharebuilder, Scottrade, etc. Though I heard ShareBuilder rips people off. I plan to start with between 2K - 2500K each for both my Mutual Fund account and IRA account. Which brokerages are better for both long term and which one