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Charles Schwab

5–10%

Charles Schwab has given an estimated 5–10% of current net worth ($14.9B), based on Forbes' philanthropy score.

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5–10%
Net worth
$14.9B
Stated lifetime giving
Not stated
Forbes 400
#86 · Discount brokerage · Woodside, California
Status
Source-reported range
Sources
Forbes 400 profile · Sept. 2026

The math

Forbes philanthropy score 3 of 5: lifetime giving is 5–10% of current net worth. The range is Forbes' own banding; GiveRate shows it as published.

Profile

Age
89
Residence
Woodside, California
Industry
Finance & Investments
Source of wealth
Discount brokerage
Self-made
Yes
Role
Chairman and Founder, Charles Schwab
One-year change
$13.1B (#87) in Sept. 2025 to $14.9B (#86) in Sept. 2026, a gain of 14%.

What the range means in dollars

Forbes gives Charles Schwab a philanthropy score of 3 out of 5, meaning lifetime giving equals 5% to 10% of current net worth. On a $14.9B fortune, that implies lifetime giving of roughly between $745M and $1.5B. 38 of the 400 share this score, 315 score lower and 30 score higher.

For scale: 5% to 10% of a $50,000 household income would be $2,500 to $5,000.

Giving on record

Schwab, who found out that he's dyslexic when his son was diagnosed, donates to support research in learning differences.

From the Forbes profile (Sept. 2026).

Others in Finance & Investments

Others in California

Questions

How much has Charles Schwab given to charity?

Forbes scores Charles Schwab 3 of 5 for philanthropy, meaning lifetime giving of 5% to 10% of net worth, roughly between $745M and $1.5B on a $14.9B fortune.

What is Charles Schwab's net worth?

Forbes estimates $14.9B as of September 2026, ranking #86 on the Forbes 400.

What is Charles Schwab's GiveRate?

5–10%. GiveRate is lifetime giving as a share of wealth, built from published Forbes figures. See giverate.org/methods/ for the method.

GiveRate card for Charles Schwab: 5–10%

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