Viewpoints: 5 questions about today's housing market

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: October 28, 2021

Housing: Answers to 5 top questions It may be a good time to review how real estate fits into your financial plans. Read more Inflation: Transitory or structural? The tight labor and booming housing markets could lead to structural inflation, says Jurrien Timmer. Read more Sector scorecard: Winners and losers Communication services, utilities, and health care led Q3 as economic growth slowed. Learn what this may mean for investors. Read more 3 healthy habits for HSAs See 3 easy ways to make the most of your HSA—now and into your retirement. Read more

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