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- Can I complete the entire transfer request to Fidelity online without needing a printer?
It depends on the specifics of your transfer. As part of Fidelity's online transfer process, we'll determine if your current firm accepts an electronic request to release your assets to us. If your firm does not, we'll provide a prefilled Transfer assets to Fidelity form that you can quickly print, sign, and mail to Fidelity.
- What if my account at Fidelity is not compatible with the type of account I want to transfer?
As part of our online transfer process, we'll help open new account types that you may need.
- What if the account at my current firm has more than one account owner?
In some cases, your current firm may require all owners on both the account you are transferring as well as the Fidelity account receiving the assets to sign the Transfer assets to Fidelity form.
- How do I know if all my current holdings can transfer to Fidelity without needing to be sold?
This depends on the specific kinds of investments you hold. Some mutual funds may need to be sold and transferred over as cash. Most stocks will transfer over in-kind, but if you own stocks trading at less than $1.00 a share, these securities may need to be sold as well and transferred over as cash.
- How will I know that my transfer is complete? And when will I be able to access my money?
The exact time frame depends on the type of transfer and your current firm. If your current firm accepts electronic requests, the transfer will take approximately 5 days to process. Transfer requests that must be mailed to your current firm may take 2 to 4 weeks to complete. You should receive an email notification when your assets are in your Fidelity account. Once the assets are here, you'll have full access to your cash and securities. You can track the progress of your transfer online at any time with our Transfer TrackerLog In Required.
- Are there taxes or fees?
In most cases, if you're moving a retirement account to a Fidelity retirement account of the same type, you likely won't incur taxes. We don't charge a fee to move assets from another institution; however, your current firm may charge to transfer your assets to us.
- When is additional documentation needed?
If you've experienced a major life event, like marriage, divorce, or the loss of a loved one, you may be asked to provide additional documentation as part of the transfer process.
The table below shows the paperwork you'll need if the name information registered on your current external accounts differs from what you have at Fidelity.
If your accounts: You'll need to provide: Have different last names Marriage certificate or divorce decree Have different first or middle names One-and-the-Same Letter (PDF) If you are transferring assets after the loss of a loved one, our Inheritance checklist can walk you through any additional steps you may need to take.
- Can I transfer an HSA from another provider?
If you have an existing HSA at another firm, you are eligible to open a Fidelity HSA and transfer your existing account to Fidelity at any time.
When transferring an HSA, it’s important to note that your existing HSA may be in 2 separate types of accounts:
- A bank account holding your cash balance
- A brokerage account holding your investments
Both account types are eligible to be transferred, however, a separate transfer request may be required for each one. Your current HSA provider can help you determine the right process and discuss your options. Note: Some financial institutions don't allow in-kind transfers of investments held in an HSA.
- Can I roll over my ABLE or 529 accounts in this experience?
Currently, online transfers are not offered for ABLE or 529 accounts. Please download and complete the 529 rollover form (PDF) or ABLE rollover form (PDF) to proceed.
- What is required to be approved for margin or options trading?
To be approved for margin trading at Fidelity, you'll need to complete and submit our margin agreementLog In Required. To be approved for options trading, you'll need to complete and submit a separate options agreementLog In Required. If you're seeking Level 3—5 options trading, you'll need to submit both a margin and options agreement. Keep in mind: Until Fidelity has the appropriate, completed agreement on file, we cannot accept transfers of margin or option positions from another firm.
- Will my assets transfer to Fidelity all at once?
For most transfers, your current firm will send the assets to Fidelity all at once. However, if your transfer includes assets that must be sold first or if you have pending activity, your current firm may send those assets once they are settled. In instances like that, your assets will be transferred to Fidelity in batches and you may see a balance with your current firm until the transaction is completed.
Is Fidelity Important In A Relationship
Published: 2018-08-20 - Updated: 2018-09-20
Author: Thomas C. Weiss
- Mar 05, 2015 Expectations regarding partner fidelity in dating relationships Sarah J. Watkins and Susan D. Boon Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 2015 33: 2, 237-256.
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Synopsis: Communication that is both open and honest is the key to any relationship and certainly in regards to fidelity.
Main Digest
Fidelity is something that is important in any relationship. It is an indicator of the value and trust both partners place in the relationship. Fidelity; however, might mean different things to different people. There is no right or wrong definition, as long as both people in the relationship agree on the terms and then honor those terms.
Where some people are concerned, ‘fidelity,' could mean never even flirting with someone else.
Others think fidelity means having sex with someone else is just fine as long as both people in the relationship are aware of it. People have their own beliefs and expectations of how their particular relationship should be. For some, couples and open relationships works well even though other people would never contemplate the idea.
The perspective you have in regards to fidelity is fine, just as long as your partner is pleased with it as well. Do not feel the need to be defined by the beliefs of others, or worry that they will think less of you. The thing that really matters is how you and your partner define fidelity together.
Open Communication
Communication that is both open and honest is the key to any relationship and certainly in regards to fidelity.
If you do not communicate about the subject, find out what limits each of you have and then set boundaries – someone will most likely wind up getting hurt. Everyone enters a new relationship with their personal beliefs and many times expect their partner to think the same. Unless you ask your partner, you will never know. If your own ideas are far apart it may take many heart-to-heart conversations to reach a decision you will both be happy with. Respecting your partner's beliefs is important and if you think you are unable to honor those beliefs be prepared for the relationship to end.
Infidelity and Rules Between Partners
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No matter what rules are involved in a relationship, if your partner breaks those rules you will be left feeling angry and upset.
Finding out about an infidelity can be very heartbreaking and it is very hard to re-build a sense of trust between you. After a betrayal, a person might decide they are unable to continue with the relationship. Even if you leave your partner, attempt to understand why it happened because it will help to ease the pain and to help you move forward in life. If you remain in the relationship, there will be a great amount of difficult work ahead of both of you. Eventually, you will be able to put it behind you. Infidelity is a painful experience, yet many couples have come out of it not only stronger but more determined to make the relationship work.
If one person in a relationship cheated it might make a person want to reassess their feelings on fidelity.
Maybe you want to tighten the rules, or maybe you decide that it was the lies that hurt and an open relationship would be better for the two of you. Infidelities that happen because the boundaries were not clear or it was a gray area may cause resentment and confusion. Despite whatever new thoughts you might have concerning the relationship, it is important to discuss them with your partner. As a relationship matures and grows it also changes and it is important to maintain open communication with your partner. There is no set standard for fidelity and definitions differ between:
- Ages
- Cultures
- Religions
- Individuals
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No matter what you and your partner decide, ensure that you are both happy with it. Do not agree to something simply to please your partner because it will eventually lead to heartache and pain.
Trust and Relationships
Many people talk about being in love, although their idea of love may be very self-serving.
Real love is a two-way street and sometimes it requires avoiding or giving up things that would harm your partner. If you have decided to commit to your relationship, you cannot allow that commitment to be thrown away at the first temptation or difficulty.
Trust is a very large part of love. Trust is something to be cultivated and valued in a relationship. Trust takes time to develop because you open yourselves to each other and expose the most secret parts of your hearts over a period of time. Trust takes a long time to build, but it can be destroyed in mere moments.
In a relationship there are few things that are less loving than betraying your partner's trust in you. It is a line that should not be crossed. If you do not feel able to commit to a framework of fidelity that both of you agree on, you have to make it clear to your partner from the very start. Doing so makes sure both of you have a clear idea of what lies ahead in your relationship.
If you have made the commitment to fidelity and then break that commitment it is a betrayal of the deepest kind. A broken sense of trust can take a very long time to repair and while your partner may forgive you right away – there will always be doubts that linger in your partner's mind. It may be extremely difficult for your partner to completely trust you again.
Temporary Sexual Gratification
Even though the person you met somewhere may be incredibly appealing and the temptation to cheat with them seems nearly irresistible - bear in mind that shallow sexual gratification is very short indeed. While it might feel good at the moment, it is built upon little more than hormones; the good feelings will fade away rapidly.
A loving and committed relationship in which partners have invested their hearts and souls is much more valuable than a quick roll in the sheets. Such a relationship is not something to risk light-heartedly.
About the Author
Thomas C. Weiss attended college and university courses earning a Masters, Bachelors and two Associate degrees, as well as pursing Disability Studies. As a Nursing Assistant Thomas has assisted people from a variety of racial, religious, gender, class, and age groups by providing care for people with all forms of disabilities from Multiple Sclerosis to Parkinson's; para and quadriplegia to Spina Bifida.
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