Viewpoints: How much house can you afford?

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS ® WEEKLY EDITION: June 6, 2019 How much house can you afford? Make sure that buying a house is the best financial decision for you right now. Read more INVESTING IDEAS How to start investing in bond funds Bond funds may help provide income, diversification, and capital preservation. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Top tech names have this in common Many are small- and medium-cap firms that turned niche products mainstream. Read more WEALTH MANAGEMENT 10 ways to stop elder fraud Learn how one son got his dad back on track financially after falling prey to a scam. Read more RETIREMENT Social Security rules for ex-spouses Find out when you are eligible for a spousal benefit on your ex-spouse's work record. Read more The Trading Strategy Desk® Start your trading morning off right. Join our daily market briefing or find a coaching session to refine your trading strategy. Find a session Women: Demand more from your money & health CBS This Morning's Gayle King leads a candid discussion with Kathleen Murphy, Fidelity President of Personal Investing, and Mindy Grossman, WW (formerly Weight Watchers) President and CEO. Sign up for this webcast View more: Market Insights >           Investing Ideas >           Retirement >           Personal Finance >           Financial Basics >           Wealth Management >           Active Investor >

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