Fidelity Investments
Definition
Fidelity Investments is a major American multinational financial services corporation, specializing in investment management, mutual funds, retirement planning, brokerage services, and wealth management.
Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, it manages trillions in assets and is one of the largest asset managers globally, known for its no-fee index funds and user-friendly trading platforms.
Examples
After dumping my life savings into Fidelity Investments, I now check my app more obsessively than my ex's Instagram.
Fidelity Investments turned my coffee money into a portfolio that could buy a small island—if only I hadn't panic-sold during that one Tuesday dip.
My grandma swears by Fidelity Investments, claiming it's the only place where her money grows faster than her collection of cats.
With Fidelity Investments handling my Roth IRA, I'm basically YOLO-ing my future self into financial independence, one index fund at a time.