A good value in the financial markets often comes with problems for the company. Otherwise, investing would be easy and everybody would win. Charles Schwab (NYSE: SCHW) certainly has its share of problems, but a case could be made that Schwab's issues are temporary, or at least not as severe as the share price would have implied this year.

Fortunately, when delving into Schwab's specific problems, prospective investors won't need to time the end to higher-for-longer interest rate policy. They'll only have to assume that it will end at some point and that its ripple effects won't shake Schwab's foundations for too much longer.

Attentive investors knew that Schwab would suffer some growing pains after it acquired TD Ameritrade in 2020. Apparently, Charles Schwab CEO Walt Bettinger knew it, too.

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