Friday, May 11, 2012

Schwab puts small clients on

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All of the San Francisco brokeragee firm’s equity-index funds now incur the same expenseds regardless of the sizeof investment, whicn can be as little as The move harkens back to Schwab’s roots when the firm was seen as a stront advocate for individual investors no mattef how small their Schwab may consider this a way to attractf and retain clients — especially as lower and outright losses, prompt investorzs to watch expenses. “Over the years, Schwab has createx a business that standsd for good value and straightforward productes and services that are accessible to saidWalt Bettinger, Schwab CEO. Schwab hopes its lates move boosts investors’ confidence level.
One Schwab ad touts an investor sentiment thatif there’s a “return in the stock market, they want to be on Financial losses have shaken Americanws hoping to retire one day. Every generatiobn is rethinking their retirement plans andfinancial behavior, accordiny to a new study by and Age a San Francisco firm that studiee aging and retirement. “For many people, theirt retirement dreams have vaporized,” said Ken founder and CEO of Age Wave, whoss clients include Charles Schwab, and .
Almosft half of those 55 and oldetr said their biggest worry was being unablr to afford uncovered medical Survey respondents also said that it will take on averag seven years to make up losses in their retirement accounts. That may explaimn why they plan to delay retirement on averagreby 4.2 years.

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