Viewpoints: 4 key year-end tax moves for 2020

Seize the chance to reduce taxes by acting before the end of the year.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: November 19, 2020

4 key year-end tax moves for 2020 Seize the chance to reduce taxes by acting before the end of the year. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Stocks look toward the future The stock market is looking past COVID and the election as earnings improve, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Catching a "green wave" Fidelity's Clint Lawrence explains how some small cap companies may benefit from a heightened focus on environmental sustainability. Read more WEALTH MANAGEMENT Year-end strategies for charitable giving Consider 6 tax‐savvy ways to make your giving go further this year. Read more

Elections and your money Learn how the election could impact growth, jobs, taxes, and your investments in our special report. Learn more → What's next for markets? Fidelity pros discuss how to make financial decisions in the face of uncertainty. Watch the video →

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