Beginner’s Guide: Starting a Roth IRA on Fidelity in 2021

by | May 11, 2023 | Fidelity IRA | 40 comments

Beginner’s Guide: Starting a Roth IRA on Fidelity in 2021




This is my first complete Fidelity guide for beginners. Thus far, I think I’m doing well on my Roth IRA. By the end of this video you will know How to start a Roth IRA for beginners in 2021. Let me know your questions down below.

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If you’re considering saving for retirement, a Roth IRA could be a great choice. A Roth IRA allows your money to grow tax-free, and as long as you follow the rules for withdrawals, you won’t owe any taxes on your distributions in retirement. One of the best places to start a Roth IRA on Fidelity Investments.

Whether you’re new to investing or have a bit of experience, setting up an IRA on Fidelity is pretty straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

Step 1: Open An Account
To open an account with Fidelity, head over to their website and click on the “Open an Account” button. Once you create an account, you’ll need to provide some personal information such as your name, address, and Social Security number.

Step 2: Explore The Roth IRA Options
Once you’ve created your account and logged in to Fidelity’s platform, you’ll be able to choose which type of retirement account you want to open. Select a Roth IRA and review the available options to choose the account with the features, tools, and fees that suit your needs.

Step 3: Fund The Account
After you’ve selected your account, you’ll need to fund it. You can do this by making a transfer from another account or by transferring some of your savings. You can also choose to set up automatic contributions when you open your account. Either way, make sure to fund at least the minimum amount required to open the account.

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Step 4: Choose Your Investments
With Fidelity, you have many investment options, which can be overwhelming at times. A Fidelity representative can help walk you through the investment possibilities if you are in doubt.

Step 5: Monitor Your Account
Good investing should be monitored and supervised. Even after your account is completely set up, it is still important to keep an eye on its performance.

In conclusion, setting up a Roth IRA on Fidelity is a simple process that can have significant long-term benefits. Start early to ensure the best possible outcome for your future retirement. Remember that reaching out to other financial professionals such as Certified Public Accountants can also aid in making the best financial choices for your future.

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40 Comments

  1. JC Villanueva

    Do you have a video of what happens when you buy? I noticed that like the 401k that does automatic investment, here is not like this.

  2. Nery Fuentes

    This was very helpful!! Subscribing

  3. Dark Glass

    Is this for US residents only?

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  6. Two_Legit

    I'm just getting started in all of this and learning slowly. If I have a Roth IRA set up with fidelity and I want to invest in say an index fund like FZROX do I invest into FZROX with the money that's in my IRA or with my linked bank account? Also, do the returns from investments into FZROX go straight to my IRA? These may be dumb questions but hey, gotta learn one way or another.

  7. Lisandra Gutierrez

    I'm 46 years old and just started a Roth IRA. I don't how to choose the best investment for my age. My company 401k is in the freedom 2040. What do you suggest? I want to retire early.

  8. Dustin Fallon

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  9. Nathaly Dalia

    This is amazing! Could you do this video in spanish?! That would be amazing!

  10. Shania Atchison

    What core position did you choose when opening your fidelity account?

  11. scorpionkinggio

    Your video doesn't stay on topic for setting up an ira. Descent video otherwise

  12. Sabrina Moffitt

    Great video. If i am already 59 which funds would be best for me over the next 15 years for maximum growth?

  13. Alberto Ramirez

    Can you buy fractional share etfs on fidelity ?

  14. Cutie2daMoon

    Can you invest in different Mutual Funds in your ROTH IRA?

  15. Sydne Chesson

    Which core position should I choose for a beginner?

  16. Manny Ortigoza

    First of all thanks for answering my ?s. My next question Is if I waited my five years but I’m not 59 1/2 do I get penalized?

  17. Manny Ortigoza

    Hi Oscar , I accidentally opened two ROTH IRA’s. How do I delete 1? Thanks

  18. Dee Dee

    Thank you so much for this helpful video!

  19. Jorge Avila

    Helpful video! I actually opened a Roth IRA but I chose Fidelity Go so that they manage it for me… thoughts?

  20. revfunk

    Do we get charge any fee for roth ira acc !?

  21. gbrandon79

    So do I made an account and opened a Roth IRA. Now do I go to mutual funds and open another account there?

  22. Khayde Khayde

    I have a few questions. So for your Roth IRA, are you only invested in those three mutual funds? The NASDAQ, OTC and 500? Do any of those funds have fees* you mentioned something regarding fees.

  23. Joemaxx Capri

    thanks for this video help me learn alot about different options

  24. Alonso Pena

    I started today with $100 do I have to buy something or just keep putting $100 every month?

  25. Fredy Majano

    So are you able to buy regular stocks or REITs with your Roth and potentially live off dividends one day?

  26. Karen Gonzalez

    Hi, how do I switch my "cash" that's hanging out in my Fidelity account over to my Roth IRA. Not the money in my bank account. The money that is transferred over from my bank account that's just hanging out in "SPAXX" account.

  27. Life After 40

    Jesus I really wish someone would just make a 3 minute video to show how I can take my current balance on my account and put it into a Roth SMP500. I have already watch enough explanation in other videos. What a waste of time. I will just call them and find out how to put my current balance that just came from my bank to the smp roth.

  28. Jordan Portee

    Hey I just made my account last week and still trying to figure out how things work. Could you do a video of you buying the stocks and the process of that ? Thank you for the content too.

  29. Jackie Castillo

    What happens if you don’t put the maximum or minimum of 6k each year,,?

  30. Faith M

    I just turned 25 in November & even though I feel like it's a late start, I want to start investing in a Roth IRA as soon as possible. I'm currently in grad school getting my doctorate & i have 2 years left. I don't have any reliable income or job, but I do have some money to invest. Am I able to open a Roth IRA? What do you suggest I do?

  31. Dolly Agba

    Do you buy more bond as you close to retirement so instead of buying fxaix or fncmx you buy bond. What type of bond you suggest. If currently age 50.
    I need some fund that would yield money

  32. Javier Campos

    With how much can I start? It’s a minimum required ?

  33. Kristin Flores

    Thank you so much for your insight!!

  34. Cardio 'N' Cake

    I put a small amount of money in Fidelity roth ira 2 year agos and i still have the exact same amount. Why?

  35. Garrett02

    great video man, can you do more fidelity vids

  36. Charles Denny

    How long did it take you to be able to fund your account?

  37. Aaron Dallas II

    When can you start maxing out in 2021?

  38. G R

    Hello, just opened up an account with fidelity. Does fidelity make it easy to spread your allocations? Like if I start off with 1k and I want to spread it into different mutual funds do they make it easy to spread in percentages?

  39. Zaela

    I want to start a Roth IRA but I might not be able to put money in every month since I’m in college and I go off and on with jobs. Is there an inactivity fee for fidelity Roth IRAs? I don’t want them charging me if I can’t put in money every month.

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