After their landslide victory, the Labour government will enjoy the largest majority since Tony Blair’s victory in 1997 🗳 Here, Tom Stevenson looks at the likely implications for you and your finances: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh… #UKElection

Some people say investing terms can be hard to understand. But what about showing them through the medium of... emojis? 🤔❓ Have a go at our emoji quiz here and check out the answers at the end. Comment to let us know how many you got! ✍️

LISTEN 🎧. It’s a quarterly Investment Outlook special where we put your questions to the Outlook’s author Tom Stevenson. Lots on the new Labour government, plus questions on tech, rates, bonds and much more. Watch, read or listen here: ow.ly/9VIY50SzHvn

It usually doesn’t pay to put all your investing eggs in one basket 🥚. Here, Becks Nunn looks at why you should look to diversify your investments…and how you can do it: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh…

Read or download the full Investment Outlook now. Highlights include an update on how Tom Stevenson’s fund picks for 2024 are doing so far, the case for emerging markets and why the bull market can keep running. fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh…

Our Investment Writer, Ed Monk, has compiled the most popular questions you asked us ahead of our latest Investment Outlook, where we look ahead to Q3 and beyond. Check them out below and view our full Outlook here: ow.ly/cogq50SFhjK

“The holy grail for an investor is the overlooked opportunity, the investment whose merits have somehow passed everyone else by.” Does the UK provide this opportunity? Tom Stevenson tells us, here: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh… Capital at risk. This is not a personal recommendation.

What do you think will be the biggest impact of the #Paris2024 Olympics on the city? Let us know your thoughts! #Olympics

Today’s the day the #2024Olympics starts in Paris. Check out how our five investing principles can help you invest like a champion: fidelity.co.uk/planning-guida… Capital at risk. ISA rules apply.

Interest rates… will they, won’t they? In this week’s overview of the markets, Tom Stevenson looks at central bank decisions on both sides of the Atlantic: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh… Capital at risk.

After being at 5.25% since August 2023, eyes are on the Bank of England’s base rate decision this coming Thursday. Will rates…?

We naturally think of pensions primarily as the place to save during our working lives, but they can have a significant role to play even after that point. Investment writer, Ed Monk, explains how to make the most of SIPPs at older ages. ow.ly/YCFi50SNVpj

Fears of a US recession have driven volatility in global stock markets this week. Will these fears become reality?

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, announced a £22bn hole in the public finances in a recent speech. But what does this mean for you and your money? Tom and Ed discuss here: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh…

The UK’s inflation rate has risen for the first time this year to 2.2%, though it remained below forecasts. Next month, will inflation?

Sharp movements in the markets, like those seen recently, can unnerve investors - but can zooming out provide some comfort in times of uncertainty? Find out how the FTSE 100 has fared following big one-day falls, here: fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh…

Sharp movements in the markets, like those seen recently, can unnerve investors - but can zooming out provide some comfort in times of uncertainty? Find out how the FTSE 100 has fared following big one-day falls, here: ow.ly/nfQ450SZj9N

What does Claire Dwyer, our Head of Investment Companies, think of our latest annual Women and Money campaign findings? Find out more and take a look at our five practical steps to greater money confidence > fidelity.co.uk/markets-insigh…

Looking to retire at some point in your 60s? Make sure you are prepared. Emma Simon, investment writer, shares five financial traps people fall into in their 60s, with suggestions on how to avoid them - helping to boost your finances. Find out more: ow.ly/MQZw50T9RKm

With growth prospects improving and investors looking for yield in a world expecting interest rate cuts, eyes turn to the out-of-favour UK market. Investment writer Graham Smith explores whether now might be the time to invest in the UK: ow.ly/S7hu50TfvEE