Moody’s stripped the US of its last perfect credit rating as debt levels surge and fiscal gridlock persists. While short-term market volatility is possible, Treasury bonds remain strong and rising yields may create new opportunities for income-focused investors.

Estate plans can quickly become outdated as life events and tax laws change. Regular reviews help keep your wishes aligned, protect loved ones, and avoid costly mistakes. From updating fiduciaries to including charitable goals, staying current is key to lasting impact.

Investing successfully requires discipline and strategy. These six expert-backed tips from Fidelity can help you build a strong portfolio, manage risk, and stay focused on long-term financial goals

Fidelity’s 2025 outlook highlights the possibility of persistent inflation driven by strong labor markets and housing shortages, fiscal policy volatility creating market uncertainty, and lower-than-average asset returns due to high valuations.

Adding solar power to your home can save big money long term. Here's how to do the math.

5 takeaways for investors navigating the markets right now.

With election uncertainty it's important to plan for a variety of tax scenarios. Learn what you can do now to prepare in case rates rise in the next 2 years.

Here’s how changes to tax rules could affect you this year.

These strategies can help you make the most of this challenging housing market.

Here are 8 questions to consider before you sign up.

Effective July 25, 2023, Fidelity will increase the limit on mobile check deposits to $500,000.

Learn the best ways to safeguard your personal information—and your money.

Frank conversations and some extra planning may be necessary.

Data suggests a mild recession is possible before year end.

See options on how to handle this large and somewhat unpredictable expense in retirement.

Find out about a little-known do-over strategy to reset your claim and increase your monthly Social Security paycheck by up to 24%.

Investment-grade fixed income has rediscovered its old strengths.

It may depend on your inflation expectations.

Where we go from here is all about earnings and the Fed.

The closure is unlikely to trigger a crisis, but may have other impacts.