Viewpoints: Tax bill: What you need to know

Here's what's in and what's out of the congressional tax-reform proposal for now.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: November 11, 2021

The latest tax bill and you Here's what's in and what's out of the congressional tax-reform proposal for now — and what the key provisions may mean to you. Read more Investing in infrastructure Passage of the federal infrastructure bill may help create additional opportunities for investors in transportation, water, broadband, and more. Read more Stagflation: The 2020s aren't the 1970s High inflation and slow growth are an uncommon combo, and most of the factors driving them in the past are not present today. Read more Should you convert to a Roth IRA before year-end? With big changes proposed for Roth conversions, time may be of the essence. Read more

Stagflation and you This week our experts discuss what stagflation means to today's investors and why it's a relevant, real-world topic at the moment. Watch the webcast → Bargains outside our borders Fidelity's Sammy Simnegar thinks certain high-quality growth stocks outside the US might offer upside with relatively less downside. More from our pros →

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