Viewpoints: When can you retire?

With Covid-19 upending many people's plans, financial planning can help you make - or remake - this key decision.

July 23, 2020 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: July 23, 2020

When can you retire? With COVID-19 upending many people's plans, financial planning can help you make —or remake— this key decision. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS An unclear path forward for stocks Cyclicals and small caps have improved slightly, but uncertainties about reopening cloud the way, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Power up your financial plan A power of attorney is an important document for every adult in case of emergencies. Read more TRADING Are active ETFs right for you? A new rule is likely to lead to more active ETF choices for investors. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Quarterly market update: Behind the rebound in stocks US stocks bounced back as the global economy showed signs of improvement. Read more

What's next for markets? A close look at what's moving the markets this week, plus health care planning during a pandemic. Watch the webcast → Are Chinese travel firms bellwethers? Portfolio manager Ivan Xie explains why he's watching Chinese travel companies for signs of a global economic recovery. More from Fidelity pros →

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