Viewpoints: 4 big trends to watch now

In this week's email: 4 key issues for your finances to monitor in the news.

April 29, 2021 View in a browser

FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: April 29, 2021

4 big trends to watch now Investors should keep an eye on 4 key trends this year, including potential changes to tax rates and retirement savings rules. Find out what to watch. Read more Does the bull need a breather? While the economic reopening shows no signs of reversing, investors shouldn't be surprised if there's a temporary pause in the bull's march. Read more REITs as an inflation play After a brutal year for offices and shops, many REITs are trading at attractive valuations. But some REITs may be better positioned than others. Read more Life insurance, with less hassle If you're looking for a simpler choice when it comes to picking life insurance, consider term insurance, which can be easier (and cheaper) to buy than some other types. Read more

Outlook for dividends Dividends have recently bounced back. The question is, can their recovery continue? Learn More → Quarterly market update Look out for high asset prices and rising inflation amid quickening growth. Learn More →

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