Viewpoints: Outlook for 2021

Find out what Fidelity pros see as big trends to watch as the new year begins.

December 31, 2020 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: December 31, 2020

Outlook for 2021 Find out what Fidelity pros see as big trends to watch as the new year begins. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE Keep your 2021 money resolutions Get the year off to a good start by doing more than just making promises to yourself. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE The hidden costs of caregiving There is a financial impact to caregiving for loved ones far beyond just salary. Read more INVESTING IDEAS 5 ETF myths debunked Aspects of ETFs can be misunderstood, especially costs, dividends, and taxes. Read more

Stocks to watch Fidelity's portfolio managers are finding opportunities as the pandemic persists and vaccine hopes rise. More from our pros → Elections and your money How to stay on track with your investments as leadership shifts in Washington. See our special report →

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