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   How can I invest with fidelity?

   • Here’s how you can take advantage of Fidelity's impressive lineup of investment solutions, including ETFs, mutual funds and more. There are two easy ways to invest with Fidelity: 1. Financial advisor Many Canadians find working with a financial advisor can be helpful. Good financial habits and planning contribute to financial success.

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   Should you invest in a Fidelity Brokerage account?

   • For general investing and trading, investing for a big goal (like the down payment on a house), or simply giving your money the potential to grow, consider the Fidelity brokerage account. For a child, there are many options, including a 529 (for education) and a Fidelity Youth Account (to get an early start on investing).

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   Does Fidelity offer tax advice?

   • Investing in stock involves risks, including the loss of principal. Fidelity does not provide legal or tax advice. The information herein is general and educational in nature and should not be considered legal or tax advice. Tax laws and regulations are complex and subject to change, which can materially impact investment results.

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   Who can invest in fidelity ETFs & mutual funds?

   • A financial advisor who manages your investments can invest in Fidelity ETFs and mutual funds for you. If you don’t have an advisor already, Fidelity is here to help you on your investment journey. 2. Online brokerage account At Fidelity, we believe in the value of advice; we also understand that some investors like to do it themselves.

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   Ready to start investing? Here’s how you can take advantage of Fidelity's impressive lineup of investment solutions, including ETFs, mutual funds and more. There are two easy ways to invest with Fidelity: 1. With a financial advisor. 2. Through any online brokerage account. 1. Financial advisor.

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6. www.fidelity.ca › en › investor-educationInvesting for beginners | Fidelity Investments Canada

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   We can help answer your important questions. How do I become a better investor? Move to the next level with topics such as analyzing your portfolio, tax-smart investing and managing volatility and risk.

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7. www.fidelity.com › learning-center › personalHow to Start Investing | Fidelity - Fidelity Investments

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   • Figure out what you're investing for. You might be thinking, "But wait, shouldn't my first step be to find some hot, secret stock picks that I can ride to the moon?"
   • Choose an account type. What you're investing for can also help you pick an account to open. Chances are, you'll want to start investing with one of these 3 main account types
   • Open the account and put money in it. The nuts and bolts of this step aren't too complicated, but you do still have some decisions to make. Decision: Where to open your account?
   • Pick investments. This is the step that tends to trip people up. It can feel like other people know some secret to picking investments—like there's a trick that can help you choose only the best ones.

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   Your result can help you gauge your general understanding and learn the next steps in growing your investing knowledge. On the Money. How much do you really know about investing? Start Quiz. Investing 101 video series. Where are you in your investment journey?

9. www.fidelity.com › learning-center › tradingHow to invest your money - Fidelity Investments

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   A step-by-step guide to choosing and managing your own investments. Pick an account. Choose and open the account (s) that are right for you. How do you choose? It depends on why you want to invest. For retirement, options include a traditional IRA, Roth IRA, rollover IRA.

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    Aug 2, 2023 · Look into target date funds to help you achieve time-based goals such as saving enough for college tuition or your retirement years. Tap into the knowledge of financial professionals. Automate contributions to your investment accounts through regular transfers from your paycheck or bank account.