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Your long-term-held real estate may be your most highly appreciated asset. Donating it to charity could help you achieve your charitable goals—and potentially a sizable tax deduction.

Benefits of Donating Real Estate to Charity A tax-smart approach to maximize your philanthropic impact.

Many charities continue to face high demand for their services in 2021. For donors, it remains a favorable environment for tax-smart, high-impact philanthropy. Learn why now is a great time to give.

Strategies for Maximizing Your Charitable Impact in 2021 Take advantage of a favorable environment for tax-smart, high-impact philanthropy.

Whether it’s board service or hands-on activities, volunteerism can be a powerful way to increase your philanthropic impact. Download the Schwab Charitable Giving Guide to learn more.

Giving Guide Public Page Maximize your impact with the Giving Guide Watch video The Schwab Charitable Giving Guide is a comprehensive, interactive tool designed to help you and your family create and manage a thoughtful giving plan, no matter where you are in your philanthropic journey. The Schwab Charitable Giving Guide is...

Do you know which types of nonprofits are eligible for tax deductions? The Schwab Charitable offers answers and can help you maximize your charitable impact. https://mkt.schwabcharitable.org/smch_giving_guide.html?type=donor&ch=tax-deductibility?SM=XOI

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Whether or not your teen needs to file a tax return, a first job and first investments can be a great start to their financial education, says Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz. Helping your teen figure out if and how to file a return can be a bit of an education for both of you.

Does Your Teen Need to File a Tax Return? Whether or not your teen needs to file a tax return, a first job and first investments can be a great start to their financial education.

Bruce Mehlman, an expert in political and policy trends, joins host Mike Townsend to discuss how we might be entering a new period in history–what Bruce calls the "post-post-Cold War era"–and what that might mean for investors.

WashingtonWise: Episode 57 War in Europe is sparking rapid change with repercussions around the globe. Investors have questions about how to respond and whether things will ever return to the way they were.

True innovators don’t play by the same rules as everyone else. Learn four habits from past Olympic athletes and improve your performance at work and in life.

4 habits of successful Olympians you can use to be more competitive at work The biggest leaps forward come when an athlete discovers a new idea or concept that alters the game itself. This means not following the same patterns that everyone else is following. You can do this, too.

Here's the third and final part in Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz's series for new investors. It's full of important information on account types, taxes and more.

Questions New Investors Are Afraid to Ask: Part 3 You’ve got the basic concepts and tools, so are you ready to invest? Not quite. Read part 3 before you buy.

How do you create boundaries between your workday and evening? Taking the dog for a walk or going for a jog after work is a great way to signal the end of a day.

What are some ways you clock out?

I tried 6 different ways to ‘clock out’ at the end my workday. Here’s what I learned I tried scheduling different activities after work to create a better boundary between my professional and personal life.

The second of a three-part series from Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz helps new investors understand basic investments and what to look for in choosing them. And it can also be a good refresher for experienced investors!

Questions New Investors Are Afraid to Ask: Part 2 Puzzled by how to choose investments? Here's part-2 in a 3-part series to help you decide what's right for you.

Meal-prepping is a great way to start the week off with success. It’s one less item on the to-do list giving you more free time for another activity. Not to mention, these meals are also delicious!

30 Healthy Meal-Prep Ideas to Get You Through the Week These healthy meal-prep ideas range from breakfast to lunch and dinner. Get easy recipes, all ready in 30 minutes or less, to help make cooking during the week feel effortless.

If it’s not always easy to do the right thing, why not make the right thing easy? That’s the idea behind a behavioral-science technique that could help you make better saving and investing decisions:

Nudge Yourself: Make Smarter Decisions with Your Money Help yourself to make better financial choices by harnessing this technique from the behavioral sciences.