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Fidelity Investments · Summer 2027

Investor Center Intern: a project built for this posting

Interns work on-site at a Fidelity branch beside financial professionals, serving clients and learning about investment products, personal investing, and financial planning. They also take on business projects and process-improvement ideas during the 10-week program, which runs June 7 to August 13, 2027.

Company
Fidelity Investments
Posting title
Intern, Investor Center - St. Louis, MO
Location
St. Louis, MO
Season
Summer 2027
Majors named
Not specified (juniors interested in investing and wealth management)

Checked open on the employer's careers site on 2026-10-16. Read the full posting ↗

What this role is really testing

Client communication and relationship-buildingUnderstanding of investment products and financial planning conceptsMarket and economic trend awarenessCustomer service orientationData synthesis and clear presentationProcess improvement thinkingProfessional written communication

The project

Fidelity Investor Center Client FAQ & Financial Wellness Guide

A polished, one-page PDF guide written as if produced for walk-in clients at a Fidelity Investor Center, covering three common financial questions (e.g., Roth vs. Traditional IRA, dollar-cost averaging, and current Fed rate impacts on savings) in plain, accessible language. This directly mirrors the branch intern's core job of translating complex financial concepts into clear client communication while demonstrating market awareness and a client-first mindset.

  1. Research and draft answers to three realistic client questions a walk-in investor might ask in the current market environment, choose one product question (e.g., IRA account types), one strategy question (e.g., how to start investing with a small amount), and one economic question (e.g., what rising interest rates mean for a savings account), writing each answer in 3–5 sentences of jargon-free, reassuring language suitable for a first-time investor.
  2. Design the guide in Google Docs or Canva using a clean, professional layout: a branded header with a title like 'Your Top Questions, Answered,' three clearly labeled sections with a bolded question and a plain-language answer each, and a footer with a fictional 'Ask an Advisor' call-to-action, formatting choices should reflect the calm, trustworthy tone of a financial services brand.
  3. Add a one-paragraph 'Market Snapshot' sidebar that summarizes two or three current economic conditions (e.g., current fed funds rate, S&P 500 trend, inflation reading) and explains in one sentence each why a client should care, then export the finished document as a PDF so a recruiter can open it instantly and see both your financial literacy and your ability to communicate with real clients.
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Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

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Where did this project come from?

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