Viewpoints: Biden's first 100 days and your money

Expect a dramatic departure from the previous administration, starting with economic stimulus and COVID relief.

January 21, 2021 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: January 21, 2021

Biden's first 100 days and your money Expect a dramatic departure from the previous administration, starting with economic stimulus and COVID relief. Read more INVESTING IDEAS International investing in 2021 Global stocks may offer US investors attractive potential returns and portfolio diversification in 2021. Fidelity portfolio managers share where they are finding opportunities in emerging and developed countries. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Quarterly market update: Hopeful expectations The vaccine rollout and a rebound in earnings could support economic growth. Get our quarterly analysis on the global economy and markets with interactive charts and a video report from Fidelity's Dirk Hofschire. Read more RETIREMENT 3 reasons to consider an IRA now Saving in an IRA comes with tax benefits that can help you grow your money. Read more

2021 outlook report Find out what Fidelity pros see as big trends to watch this year. Read the special report → Markets and the new administration What could the Biden administration mean for investors? Watch the webcast →

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