Viewpoints: Commission-free ETFs

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS ® WEEKLY EDITION: November 2, 2018 Commission-free ETFs You should consider commissions when trading exchange-traded funds. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Workers getting a smaller slice Even after the 2018 tax cut, workers continue to get a thinner slice of the American economic pie. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE 4 savvy year-end tax moves These moves may reduce what you owe or increase your refund when you file your tax return. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Find opportunities despite volatility Here's where our managers are investing as choppy conditions return to markets. Read more MARKET COMMENTARY Bonds to consider in today's market Fixed income opportunities exist as interest rates rise and stocks turn volatile. Read more LEARNING CENTER Commodity ETFs Learn more about different ways that ETFs can help to provide exposure to commodities. Read more 2018 Trader's Summit Join options professionals from Fidelity Investments and CBOE as they team up for an educational event designed to help you become a more confident investor. Register now Be in the know. Subscribe to receive notifications of upcoming webinars. View more: Market Insights >           Investing Ideas >           Retirement >           Personal Finance >           Financial Basics >           Wealth Management >           Active Investor >

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