I’m very happy with the performance of my 401K through Fidelity. I simply use a target date retirement fund and average around 10%.
Can I open a brokerage account with Fidelity and get the same mix? I couldn’t find a clear answer to this on Google. I just want a portion of my savings to be fluid but I’m tired of making less than 1% interest.
Thanks for the advice!
Early 30s
Midwest
TC $148K
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But if you wanted you could find the funds contained in the fidelity fund and buy them individually- I would not recommend this because it will require active rebalancing.