

WESTLAKE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Board of Directors of The Charles Schwab Corporation at its meeting today declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.32 per common share.

Most retirees assume their IRA custodian withholds enough to cover their tax bill, and that assumption costs them thousands every April. The reason traces back to a single line on a form that almost nobody changes.

The Charles Schwab Corporation maintains industry-leading expense on client assets, or EOCA, now at 11 basis points, well below competitors after integrating Ameritrade. SCHW's organic asset growth from 2023–2025 was driven by strong markets and disciplined expense control, supporting robust operating leverage and margin resilience. SCHW management targets about 800 basis points of positive operating leverage for 2026.

SiTime Corporation and Roundhill Memory ETF are compelling long-term plays on the AI infrastructure buildout, especially after recent pullbacks. SITM demonstrates robust growth, with triple-digit revenue increases, expanding margins, and a debt-light balance sheet, supporting a price target of $849.50. DRAM offers concentrated exposure to global memory chip leaders, benefiting from AI's memory bottleneck, with a 72% gain since inception despite recent volatility.

Wealthy investors discovered a way to borrow at near-record levels without triggering a tax bill, and the strategy grew so fast it caught even the brokers offering it off guard.

Charles Schwab is the largest self-directed brokerage in the US, controlling nearly 40 million active brokerage accounts. SCHW is on pace for two consecutive years of dividend increases. S&P has awarded Charles Schwab with a very strong, investment-grade credit rating of A- on senior unsecured debt.

Three out of four crypto holders want their bank to manage their digital assets, yet most Americans still juggle separate apps, logins, and tax forms to do it. A handful of brokerages just changed that equation, but the fees, withdrawal limits, and insurance gaps may surprise you.

Schwab CEO Rick Wurster is betting some money and investing needs require a human touch.