How to Use the Fidelity Mobile App to Check Accounts, View Investments, and Manage Retirement Funds
The Fidelity app gives you access to your investment accounts, retirement funds, and cash management tools from your phone with no trading fees.
At a Glance
Download the App and Sign In
~33sQuick Tip
Quick Tip: Enable biometric login — Face ID on iPhone or fingerprint recognition on Android — so you can open the app securely without typing your password each time.
View Your Account Balances and Holdings
~20sCheck Your Retirement Account Performance
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Quick Tip: The "Retirement Score" feature in the app estimates whether you are on track for retirement based on your savings rate and projected needs. It takes a few minutes to set up and gives you a useful benchmark.
Make a Contribution or Transfer Money
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IRA contributions have annual limits. For 2026, the limit is $7,000 if you are under 50, or $8,000 if you are 50 or older. The app will warn you if you try to exceed the limit.
Place a Trade or Invest in a Fund
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Quick Tip: If you are new to investing, consider starting with a broad index fund like Fidelity's own FZROX (zero-expense-ratio total market fund) rather than individual stocks. Index funds spread your money across hundreds of companies automatically.
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Fidelity Investments is one of the largest financial services companies in the United States. It manages trillions of dollars in retirement accounts, brokerage accounts, and mutual funds. Their mobile app brings all of that to your phone. You get a clear view of your accounts and can move money, place trades, and manage your retirement savings from anywhere.
The app is free and works on both iPhone and Android. There are no commissions on stock and ETF trades placed through the app, and Fidelity has no account minimums for brokerage and IRA accounts. If your employer's 401(k) is with Fidelity, you can access it through the same app and account, one convenient place for all your financial accounts.
The home screen shows a summary of your balances across all your Fidelity accounts: brokerage, IRA, 401(k), and any cash management accounts. Tap any account to see its holdings, performance over time, and recent activity. The app uses charts and plain-language descriptions to explain what's happening with your money.
For people who want to invest in individual stocks or funds, the app has a research section with company profiles, analyst ratings, and historical price charts. You can place a buy or sell order in a few taps. For a simpler approach, the app lets you contribute to a target-date fund or set up recurring investments without much extra work.
The Fidelity app also has a feature called "Full View" that lets you link external financial accounts, like accounts at other banks or brokerages, so you can see your complete financial picture in one place.
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