Viewpoints: 3 things to do before year-end

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: December 03, 2020

3 things to do before year-end Follow our 3-step plan to help keep your long-term goals on track. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE What's ahead for Washington and stocks? With control of the Senate up in the air, here's what Fidelity's experts think may be ahead. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS The end of US large-cap dominance? After 11 years of leadership, a shift to small-cap, value, and non-US stocks is possible, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE How to cut investment taxes If you have investment losses, you might want to consider this strategy. Read more

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