Viewpoints: 6 election insights from Fidelity pros

Learn how to stay on track with your investments as leadership shifts in Washington.

November 12, 2020 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: November 12, 2020

6 election insights from Fidelity pros Learn how to stay on track with your investments as leadership shifts in Washington. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Fiscal/monetary cocktail on ice until 2021? Government spending has buoyed stocks—the recovery could depend on what comes next, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE 3 healthy habits for HSAs See 3 easy ways to make the most of your HSA—now and into your retirement. Read more INVESTING IDEAS What makes a tech company disruptive? Fidelity's Ali Khan explains the difference between technology that's revolutionary vs. truly disruptive. Read more WEALTH MANAGEMENT Save taxes when giving You can donate appreciated assets to charities and reduce capital gains taxes. Read more

Elections and your money Learn how the election could impact growth, jobs, taxes, and your investments in our special report. Learn more → Post-election webcast Hear from Jurrien Timmer and other Fidelity pros on what election results may mean to your finances. Watch the video →

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