2023 investing outlook

What our pros see ahead for stocks, bonds, taxes, and more in our special report

December 15, 2022 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: December 15, 2022

2023 investing outlook Don't miss what our pros see ahead for stocks, bonds, taxes, and much more in our 2023 investing special report. Read more ▸ How to stay invested in volatile markets Listening to your gut might steer you wrong. Here's how you can avoid missteps. Read more ▸ What to expect under a divided government Learn what's on the political agenda that could impact investors in 2023. Read more ▸ When to consider guaranteed income Should you wait for interest rates to rise? Not necessarily. Read more ▸ Mind your money in the new year Join us this January for Financial Wellness Month. Sign up for events on saving beyond retirement, kicking debt to the curb, and managing rising costs. Read more ▸ Video of the week What's next for markets? Jurrien Timmer shares insights on signs that inflation may be easing and the Fed's possible next move. Watch the video

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