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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: October 15, 2020

Could you be a target for cybercrime? Understanding the potential threats can help keep your online accounts safe. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Quarterly market update: Uneven recovery How might election-year policy unknowns affect the economic recovery? Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Can the rally in stocks continue? Markets have rallied on stimulus hopes and Q3 earnings season may bring good news, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Financials: What the election may mean for stocks Learn how the election could affect tax policy and the regulatory environment. Read more

What's next for markets? In this webcast, our experts discuss what November's elections could mean to an economy in recovery. Learn more → Elections and your money Learn how the 2020 elections could impact growth, jobs, taxes, and financial markets on our Election Hub. Learn more →

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