Viewpoints: 10 estate plan pitfalls to avoid

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: October 22, 2020

10 estate plan pitfalls to avoid Review your estate plan regularly to ensure it meets your needs. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE What if election results are delayed or contested? Election uncertainty is no reason to abandon your financial plan. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Utilities: How the election could impact stocks The outcome could shape tax policy and the shift to renewable energy. Read more INVESTING IDEAS What's next for health care? Massive changes to the system are unlikely, regardless of election results. Read more

COVID-19-era trends Jason Weiner thinks several COVID-19 trends, such as digital work, could be long-lasting. More from Fidelity pros → What's next for markets? Learn how to "control the controllable" when it comes to your finances during times of anxiety. Watch the webcast →

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