First Fidelity Group, Inc

First Fidelity Group, Inc First Fidelity Group, Inc. (FFG) is a full-service firm providing customized strategies for retireme

As an independent firm, we avoid corporate influence when providing clients with industry-leading products, making us better able to custom fit each plan to meet our clients' needs and objectives. We are committed to providing superior service and building long-lasting, personal relationships, and believe it is one of our most-valuable attributes when aiding clients in accumulating and preserving

assets—allowing us to provide clients with the respect and customized plans they deserve.

We are focused on providing value to clients with comprehensive retirement income plans and have developed many relationships and reliable strategies for nurses and medical professionals who have different retirement income options available to them. Because of this, we are confident our experienced professionals can provide you with the high-quality retirement income strategies you’re looking for.

The retirement your parents planned for may not match the one you'll experience — and that's not a bad thing. It just me...
08/26/2026

The retirement your parents planned for may not match the one you'll experience — and that's not a bad thing. It just means there's more room to design a chapter that fits your own priorities. Explore the next chapter you get to author.

Explore the next chapter you get to author.

Pensions used to do a lot of the heavy lifting. After the 401(k) was introduced in 1978, more of that responsibility shi...
08/19/2026

Pensions used to do a lot of the heavy lifting. After the 401(k) was introduced in 1978, more of that responsibility shifted from employers to individuals — right around the time retirements themselves started stretching longer. A longer retirement changes the questions worth asking. See how the shift happened.

The shift from pensions changed the story.

More than 1 in 4 Americans ages 65–74 are still working today — a much higher share than 30 years ago. For a lot of peop...
08/12/2026

More than 1 in 4 Americans ages 65–74 are still working today — a much higher share than 30 years ago. For a lot of people, it's not about the paycheck. It's about purpose, structure, or staying connected. Could you see yourself working in some way during retirement, even if you didn't have to? See how retirement is being redefined.

Retirement is becoming more personal.

In 1950, the average American lived to about 68 — many people never experienced decades of retirement at all. Today, tha...
08/05/2026

In 1950, the average American lived to about 68 — many people never experienced decades of retirement at all. Today, that same chapter can stretch on for 20, 30 years or more, and it's evolved from a quiet finish line into something far more personal. Take a look at how retirement has changed since the 1950s, and what that shift could mean for how you think about your own.

See how retirement has changed over 75 years.

Which tends to last longer — the flashy startup or the company with three trucks and a full schedule? The businesses tha...
07/28/2026

Which tends to last longer — the flashy startup or the company with three trucks and a full schedule? The businesses that grab headlines aren't always the ones built to last. Data suggests some less glamorous sectors have historically held up well, though past trends don't predict the future. This month's Visual Insights Newsletter breaks it down.

Some traditional industries are quietly outlasting startups

Think about the businesses you pass every day — the HVAC company, the corner shop, the family-run storefront. Who owns t...
07/21/2026

Think about the businesses you pass every day — the HVAC company, the corner shop, the family-run storefront. Who owns them next? Millions of small and mid-sized businesses are expected to change hands in the coming years as their owners retire — a shift some researchers have valued in the trillions. For the people who built them, it can represent a life's work. Dig into the numbers in this month's Visual Insights Newsletter.

Are business owners ready for the wave?

When you picture real estate, what comes to mind? High-rises? Luxury condos? What if a commonly overlooked corner of the...
07/14/2026

When you picture real estate, what comes to mind? High-rises? Luxury condos? What if a commonly overlooked corner of the market is sitting right down the street from you — in storage units and small buildings that quietly stay busy year after year? See what the data shows in this month's Visual Insights Newsletter.

Hint: it is probably down the street from you

Who do you think of as America's most profitable businesses? Tech giants? AI startups? What if I told you some of the co...
07/07/2026

Who do you think of as America's most profitable businesses? Tech giants? AI startups? What if I told you some of the country's steadiest businesses are hiding in plain sight — and the numbers behind a few of them are bigger than many people expect? Check out this month's Visual Insights Newsletter to find out more!

Which "boring" business tops the charts?

Good intentions don't always lead to good outcomes in estate planning. These three common moves — putting kids on the de...
06/30/2026

Good intentions don't always lead to good outcomes in estate planning. These three common moves — putting kids on the deed, forgetting to update beneficiary forms, and creating a trust that was never funded — could quietly create bigger problems. Learn what to watch for.

Intentions are great. Outcomes matter. Here's what to know.

Adding a child to the home deed to skip probate could seem like a smart move — but it could also come with unexpected ta...
06/23/2026

Adding a child to the home deed to skip probate could seem like a smart move — but it could also come with unexpected tax consequences. Before making that decision, it's worth understanding the full picture.

Adding a child to the deed? Read this.

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