Welcome to FIA
Investing can be very easy, rewarding, and safe - if you own the right mix of investments. FIA Publishing, LLC (formally Fidelity Investors Association) has helped thousands of investors avoid confusion and successfully invest in their IRA, 401(k), and other company savings plans. We provide our members with objective analysis and advice on mutual funds, ETFs, stocks, bonds, and other securities. We provide specific insight, analysis, and advice for the General Motors, Delphi, Ford, and Visteon 401(k), HSA, and GVUL plans so participants can make more informed investment decisions. No other single source provides as much information and analysis on these company savings plans.
Our Publications
GM/Delphi Investor is our investment advisory newsletter written exclusively for General Motors and Delphi 401(k) plan (RSP, PSP and SRSP) participants. Each issue covers the investment options in these plans including fund performance and risk. It provides model portfolios, recommendations, and objective commentary, as well as analysis of the 401(k) plan, HSA, GVUL, company news, and the automotive industry.
Ford/Visteon 401k Investor is our investment advisory newsletter written exclusively for Ford Motor Company and Visteon 401(k) participants. This publication covers investment options available in the Ford SSIP and TESPHE as well as the Visteon VIP and VISPHE. Each issue includes fund performance and risk. It also provides model portfolios, recommendations, and objective commentary, as well as analysis of the 401(k) plan, HSA plan, company news, and the automotive industry.
Fidelity Watch is a former publication of FIA that covered the Fidelity family of mutual funds. In 2007, FIA announced a future “sunset” for Fidelity Watch, encouraging members to consider all of the mutual funds, ETFs, and other securities now available for their investment accounts. In 2009, FIA ceased publication of Fidelity Watch. FIA and its publications are completely independent of, and not affiliated with, Fidelity Investments.
