Viewpoints: 6 pitfalls for investors

Natural human instincts can sometimes undermine our success as investors. Avoid these common emotional biases to help improve your financial life.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: February 11, 2021

6 pitfalls for investors Natural human instincts can sometimes undermine our success as investors. Avoid these common emotional biases to help improve your financial life. Read more INVESTING IDEAS 5 things to know about trading Thinking about jumping into the trading pool? Learn how to get started, generate ideas, plan and place a trade, and monitor it. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE How long-term care planning can help The COVID pandemic has erected new barriers to how family members care for their aging loved ones. Learn how to help them while maintaining quality of life for you and your family. Read more RETIREMENT Traditional or Roth IRA, or both? Traditional and Roth IRAs offer different benefits, with taxes and flexibility being key considerations. Which one makes sense for you? You may be able to contribute to both. Read more FROM AROUND THE WEB These companies are raising dividends Learn which businesses announced they will hike their quarterly payouts to investors. Read more

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