Open an Account with Fidelity
Opening a new account with Fidelity is easy and can take only a few minutes. Choose one of our many account options and get started today.
Open an account - Fidelity Investments
Discover the many accounts you can open with Fidelity and find out which one is right one for you.
Custodial Account | Plan For A Child's Future | Fidelity Investments
Save on a child's behalf with no contribution limits in an UTMA/UGMA account and transfer ownership when your beneficiary reaches adulthood.
Log in to your Fidelity Account® and click Activate in the Stock Plan section to start the activation process. You’ve launched the application for your new Fidelity Account. Fill in all the required …
How to Open a Cash Management Account | Fidelity
Have your paycheck or other regular payments automatically deposited into your Fidelity account. You'll need your Fidelity routing and account number to get started.
Deposit Money Into Your Accounts | Fidelity
Learn about your options for depositing or transferring money to your Fidelity accounts, including IRA contributions, 529 college savings plans, and 401 (k) or 403 (b) accounts.
Recurring investments | Help manage price volatility | Fidelity
You can set up recurring investments for nonretirement accounts such as brokerage or cash management accounts; retirement accounts such as traditional, rollover, and Roth IRAs; and …
How to set up and use a power of attorney | Fidelity
Learn how to allow someone else to view, trade, or withdraw from your account with a power of attorney. If you’ve been granted a POA, add yourself as agent.
Fidelity Youth Account frequently asked questions (FAQs) | Fidelity ...
Although you typically only need a Social Security number to open a standard Fidelity brokerage account, Fidelity needs a form of ID for teens to open a Fidelity Youth ® Account in order to …
Saving & investing for a child - Fidelity Investments
Build the saving and investing skills that will carry a child through life. Get started today with a Fidelity account and start saving for your child or grandchild.