Viewpoints: Put the election in perspective

Here are 9 insights to help you plan ahead in the face of the election and other uncertainties.

October 29, 2020 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: October 29, 2020

Put the election in perspective Here are 9 insights to help you plan ahead in the face of the election and other uncertainties. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Webcast: The election and your money Learn how the elections could affect health care, tax reform, global trade, and your money. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS 2020: A pivotal economic moment? Fiscal and monetary policy could shift, bringing big changes for investors, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Are you ready for Medicare enrollment? See practical tips on when to consider switching your Medicare coverage. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Tips from Fidelity pros: Earnings season clues Jean Park explains why she often focuses on companies with improving earnings expectations. Read more

What's next for markets? Fidelity leaders discuss what delayed or contested election results could mean to the market—and to your financial plans. Watch the webcast → Elections and your money Learn how the 2020 elections could impact growth, jobs, taxes, and your investments. Learn more →

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