Viewpoints: 5 reasons to start taxes now

Filing as early as possible has benefits beyond just getting it done, like avoiding scams, sorting out mistakes, and getting your refund faster.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: January 28, 2021

5 reasons to start taxes now Filing as early as possible has benefits beyond just getting it done, like avoiding scams, sorting out mistakes, and getting your refund faster. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Bond market outlook: Is winter coming? Low interest rates are creating a cooler climate. Here's how bond investors can prepare for the change in the weather. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Make the trend your friend Given fiscal and monetary stimulus, Jurrien Timmer believes the bull market—and the rotation to cyclical and recovery stocks—can continue despite high valuations. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE 5 things to review annually An annual financial checkup can help you better understand the "big picture" of your overall financial planning efforts. Read more RETIREMENT Indexed annuities: Look before you leap These annuities can offer growth, but it's important to know what you're buying, including the ins and outs of return caps, participation rates, riders, fees, and more. Read more

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