Get confident with crypto transfers by watching this step-by-step explanation of how to move digital assets into and out of a Fidelity Crypto® account. Using a shared-screen experience, this livestream explains how to bring crypto into a Fidelity Crypto® account from an external wallet or account – as well as how to move cryptocurrencies from a Fidelity Crypto® account. The walkthrough includes important information about setting up the initial deposit/withdraw capability as well as key watchouts about scam ...

Get step-by-step instructions on how to buy and sell cryptocurrencies with Fidelity Crypto®. This livestream uses real customer questions to guide a shared-screen experience that walks through the crypto trading process on both a mobile device as well as on a desktop. Learn about market and limit orders, and how to use the limit chart feature on mobile. 00:00 Disclosures 01:08 Intro 01:36 How to buy crypto with a Fidelity Crypto® account 07:46 How to sell crypto with a Fidelity Crypto® account Questions? Dr ...

Before trading options, please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options here: https://www.theocc.com/Company-Information/Documents-and-Archives/Options-Disclosure-Document Tony discusses fears spreading across risk markets, the chase for AI dominance, and potential rate cuts. He follows that up with trade ideas for an American multinational tech company and a biopharmaceutical company. Then he looks back on a recent trade for a leading chipmaker. Questions? Drop them below 👇 and we’ll reply ri ...

There are many people who have an estate plan but haven’t taken the initiative to talk about it with their loved ones. This episode of 5 Questions with Fidelity shares “conversation cues” that can help your family have heartfelt and constructive estate-planning discussions. 00:00 Welcome to 5 Questions with Fidelity 00:19 How can we avoid putting off estate planning conversations? 01:36 How do we start talking about passing on wealth? 03:06 How do you include your family in your estate planning? 04:13 How m ...

After you’ve opened your Fidelity Crypto® account, you’ll need to fund it in order to buy cryptocurrencies. This video walks you through the process of adding money to your Fidelity Crypto® account, via a Fidelity brokerage account. With shared-screen demonstrations from both mobile devices and desktop computers, this livestream explains how to transfer money from your external bank and into your Fidelity accounts to get you trading in just minutes. 00:00 Disclosures 01:08 Intro 01:36 How to fund a Fidelity ...

Built around questions submitted by viewers, this video explains what types of digital assets can be held in a Fidelity Crypto® account and covers who is eligible to own an account – including the latest information about state eligibility. You can then watch our shared-screen experience for a step-by-step demonstration of how to open your new account on either your desktop or mobile devices. Learn about how much money you need to open a Fidelity Crypto account and how to stay up to date with the most curre ...

Contributing to a 529 is a smart way to help get ahead of college costs. But give too much, and you could trigger gift taxes. Here’s how to stay within the limits and help keep your savings on track. 1212813.1.0 ...

Ready to talk about taxes? On this episode of Market Sense, we dive into the new tax law, and how it could impact your 2025 taxes. A Fidelity branch leader and former tax preparer will highlight some of the changes and strategies for itemizing, charitable giving and Roth conversions. Plus, all the latest market headlines in 20 minutes. Topics covered: • 2025 tax changes • SALT • Roth Conversion • Charitable Contributions 00:00 Market Sense Introduction 01:39 Latest market headlines 04:22 Latest market headl ...

Medicare Basics - Medicare is not free, with estimated average annual healthcare costs of $6,400 [2] - Unlike employer health insurance, Medicare plans are individual, requiring each spouse or partner to enroll separately [2] - Enrollment should occur three months before turning 65 or when employer healthcare ends to avoid late enrollment penalties [2][3] - Original Medicare consists of Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance) [4] Medicare Parts & Coverage - Part A covers hospital visits, treatments, procedures, and hospice care, typically without a premium but with a deductible per hospital visit [4] - Part B covers doctor visits, outpatient care, physical therapy, lab tests, and medical equipment, with a monthly premium based on income and 20% cost-sharing for medical services [5] - Part D covers prescription drugs, requiring selection of a provider whose plan covers needed medications, with premiums and deductibles [8] - Medigap policies can be purchased to cover out-of-pocket costs related to Parts A and B, providing more predictable expenses [7] Medicare Advantage (Part C) - Medicare Advantage (Part C) is an all-in-one managed care plan that combines coverage from original Medicare, Medigap, and potentially Part D, vision, and dental [10] - Medicare Advantage plans require using in-network doctors and providers [10] Enrollment & Cost Saving Tips - Social Security should be contacted to enroll in Parts A and B, with premiums often deducted from retirement benefits [6] - Individuals should check eligibility for low-income discounts and enroll in each Medicare part on time to avoid penalties [14]

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