Fidelity for iPad for iOS

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Tap into your investments with the free Fidelity iPad app. Well provide you with the latest finance, business and stock market news as well as...

Tap into your investments with the free Fidelity iPad app. Well provide you with the latest finance, business and stock market news as well as unique insights from our investment experts across the world. Check your accounts and monitor your funds - so whether you have an ISA, Pension or invest your money directly in funds weve got you covered. STAY ON TOP OF THE MARKETS- View market movements from some of the worlds top stock markets- Get financial news, including business news on UK and international companies, the economy and daily newspaper round-ups.- Read the latest stock market reports.GET THE LATEST FIDELITY INSIGHT- Financial insight from some of our investment experts.- Our views on whats happening in the stock markets.- The very latest interviews and videos from Fund Managers & Trading Partners across investment funds on our platform.KEEP TRACK OF YOUR INVESTMENTS- Securely view your money, all your accounts and investments.- Create investment goals, view account projections and view your account risk level.- See your fund holdings, valuations and total return.- Add investments you hold from other providers on to the app to get a more complete view of your portfolio.CHART AND COMPARE FUNDS- Choose to compare funds from your account with others you may be interested in.- Search, filter and compare more than 2000 investment options from our platform.- Track how investment funds have performed against global markets.Fidelity Personal Investing doesnt give advice based on personal circumstances so you are responsible for deciding whether an investment is suitable for you. In doing so, please remember that past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance, the performance of funds is not guaranteed and the value of your investments can go down as well as up, so you may get back less than you invest.