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Schwab Charitable adds funds, open architecture

Investors in the Schwab Charitable Fund national donor-advised offering now have more investment choices.

Investors in the Schwab Charitable Fund national donor-advised offering now have more investment choices.

The fund from the San Francisco-based Charles Schwab Corp. yesterday announced the additions of four new options and an array of new underlying funds, which now include offerings from other

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