With a Schwab Individual 401(k) plan, you can invest in stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds and more. The Schwab Individual 401(k) plan is a type of Solo 401(k), as defined by the IRS.

Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCHW) Enhances 401(k) Offerings with Student Loan and College Planning Resources [email protected] (Simply Wall St) Tue, Apr 29, 2025, 10:32 AM 2 min read ...

More than 2½ years ago, Charles Schwab Corp. announced a plan to bring exchange-traded funds to the 401(k) retirement savings plans it offers. ETF fans rejoiced, betting that the move by the big ...

The average Self-Directed Brokerage Account (SDBA) 401(k) balance at Charles Schwab finished the fourth quarter of 2024 at $352,605, up by 13.6% since 2023, according to Charles Schwab’s latest ...

Retirement plan participants attended educational 401(k) plan sessions at record levels in 2022, driven in part by the use of virtual meetings, according to data released by The Charles Schwab Corp.’s ...

The average self-directed brokerage account within workplace 401(k)s finished at $335,857, down 4.7% from Q4 in 2024, according to Charles Schwab’s SDBA Indicators Report.

American workers investing in a 401(k) are more confident in reaching their retirement goals than they were last year, according to new research. The Charles Schwab survey conducted by Logica by ...

Participants in 401(k) retirement plans say they need an average of $1.9 million for retirement, up 12% from the $1.7 million reported last year, according to a survey from Schwab Retirement Plan ...

According to Charles Schwab’s SDBA Indicators Report, the average account balance across all participant accounts rebound in Q2, up 13% from Q1 2020.

According to Charles Schwab’s SDBA Indicators Report, self-directed 401(k) ... ranging from asset allocation trends and asset flow in various equity, ...

Charles Schwab & Co., founded in 1973 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, has 36 million active brokerage accounts with more than $9.9 trillion in total client assets as of Sept. 30 ...

Participants in 401(k) plans rank inflation as the biggest obstacle to saving for a comfortable retirement, according to a Charles Schwab survey released Tuesday.