Fidelity is a financial services firm that serves investors globally, offering a range of investment management, retirement planning, wealth management, and online brokerage services.
Founded in 1946 by Edward C. Johnson II
Became the first financial services firm to offer commission-free trades in 1975
Launched Fidelity Magellan Fund in 1985, one of the most successful mutual funds in history
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An online brokerage account that allows investors to trade stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, and options.
A range of mutual funds managed by Fidelity investment professionals.
Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and workplace retirement accounts such as 401(k)s and pension plans.
Fidelity is known for its investment management and online brokerage services, as well as its retirement planning and wealth management offerings.
The minimum investment for most Fidelity mutual funds is $0, but some funds may have a minimum investment requirement of $2,500 or higher.
Yes, Fidelity offers financial advice from certified financial planners through its Fidelity Personalized Planning & Advice program.
Fidelity is known for its research and investment expertise, as well as its range of products and services. Some investors appreciate Fidelity's active management approach to investing, while others prefer low-cost index funds offered by competitors like Vanguard.
Yes, Fidelity allows customers to trade options on stocks and ETFs through its online brokerage platform.