A dear friend of mine swore by the Vanguard funds. You might
try those.
I had a *very* bad experience with Fidelity years ago when
I worked for Unisys. They handled our 401Ks back then and
really truly messed up royally. It ended up not only losing
a large chunk of the principle in what was *supposed* to
be a low-risk bond fund they claimed was only treasuries,
munis, and highly rated bonds but switched it into
insurance contract junk bonds...with a VERY low yield,
but freezing the rest of the account until it all went
through the courts when the insurance contracts went bust.
I left Unisys not much later and cashed out with less
money and the added insult of paying a 10$ tax penalty
while a portion of my money remained tied up in litigation
for many years later (from which I received less than $4).
My money had been in four different funds, but the wipe
out in the one that a) had the lowest yield and b) was
supposed to be the lowest risk erased any gains in the
other three funds. Oh, and Fidelity was not upfront with
their switch overs in the bond fund, plus we weren't allowed
to rearrange our spread across the funds at will, only
quarterly or semi-annually IIRC.
So I don't touch Fidelity in any way, shape, or form now.
YMMV.
Good luck!
I see in your other post that you've got the plague now.
I hope it's a mild case. My neighbor just went through that
earlier this month and she said the worst symptoms she had
were a deep rumbling cough for two days. And she slept a lot.
Nyssa, who managed to avoid getting the plague from her
neighbor