FIDELITY CHARLES STREET TRUST
497, 1995-02-21
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE 
FIDELITY 
SHORT-INTERMEDIATE 
GOVERNMENT FUND AND 
FIDELITY GOVERNMENT 
SECURITIES FUND
PROSPECTUS
DATED NOVEMBER 28, 1994
   The following information     
   replaces the similar     
   information found in the     
   Charter section beginning on     
   page 10.    
Curtis Hollingsworth is 
manager of Fidelity 
Short-Intermediate 
Government, which he has 
managed since October 
1991. Mr. Hollingsworth also 
manages Institutional 
Short-Intermediate 
Government, Spartan Limited 
Maturity Government, 
Spartan Long-Term 
Government Bond, and 
Spartan Short-Intermediate 
Government. Previously, he 
managed Government 
Securities and Advisor 
Government Investment. Mr. 
Hollingsworth joined Fidelity 
in 1983.        
   Robert Ives is manager of     
   Government Securities,     
   which he has managed since     
   February 1995. Mr. Ives also     
   manages Spartan     
   Government Income and     
   Advisor Government     
   Investment. Previously, he     
   managed Ginnie Mae and     
   Spartan Ginnie Mae. Mr. Ives     
   joined Fidelity in 1991, after     
   receiving    
   an M.B.A. from the University     
   of Chicago. Previously, Mr.     
   Ives was a consultant to the     
   U.S. Air Force for MITRE     
   Corp. and an engineer at Bell     
   Labs.     
The following information 
replaces the similar 
information found the 
Expenses section beginning 
on page 5.
SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION 
EXPENSES are charges you 
pay when you buy, sell, or 
hold shares of a fund. See 
page 25 for information about 
these fees.
Maximum sales charge on 
purchases and
reinvested distributions None
Deferred sales charge on 
redemptions None
Exchange fee None
Annual account maintenance fee
(for accounts under $2,500) $12.
00 
The following paragraph 
supplements the information 
found in the section entitled 
Transaction Details beginning 
on page  25.
FIDELITY RESERVES THE RIGHT 
TO DEDUCT AN ANNUAL 
MAINTENANCE FEE of $12.00 
from accounts with a value of 
less than $2,500, subject to 
an annual maximum charge 
of $60.00 per shareholder. It 
is expected that accounts will 
be valued on the second 
Friday in November of each 
year. Accounts opened after 
September 30 will not be 
subject to the fee for that 
year. The fee, which is 
payable to the transfer 
   
SUPPLEMENT TO THE 
FIDELITY 
SHORT-INTERMEDIATE 
GOVERNMENT FUND AND 
FIDELITY GOVERNMENT 
SECURITIES FUND
PROSPECTUS
DATED NOVEMBER 28, 1994
   The following information     
   replaces the similar     
   information found in the     
   Charter section beginning on     
   page 10.    
Curtis Hollingsworth is 
manager of Fidelity 
Short-Intermediate 
Government, which he has 
managed since October 
1991. Mr. Hollingsworth also 
manages Institutional 
Short-Intermediate 
Government, Spartan Limited 
Maturity Government, 
Spartan Long-Term 
Government Bond, and 
Spartan Short-Intermediate 
Government. Previously, he 
managed Government 
Securities and Advisor 
Government Investment. Mr. 
Hollingsworth joined Fidelity 
in 1983.        
   Robert Ives is manager of     
   Government Securities,     
   which he has managed since     
   February 1995. Mr. Ives also     
   manages Spartan     
   Government Income and     
   Advisor Government     
   Investment. Previously, he     
   managed Ginnie Mae and     
   Spartan Ginnie Mae. Mr. Ives     
   joined Fidelity in 1991, after     
   receiving    
   an M.B.A. from the University     
   of Chicago. Previously, Mr.     
   Ives was a consultant to the     
   U.S. Air Force for MITRE     
   Corp. and an engineer at Bell     
   Labs.     
The following information 
replaces the similar 
information found the 
Expenses section beginning 
on page 5.
SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION 
EXPENSES are charges you 
pay when you buy, sell, or 
hold shares of a fund. See 
page 25 for information about 
these fees.
Maximum sales charge on 
purchases and
reinvested distributions None
Deferred sales charge on 
redemptions None
Exchange fee None
Annual account maintenance fee
(for accounts under $2,500) $12.
00 
The following paragraph 
supplements the information 
found in the section entitled 
Transaction Details beginning 
on page  25.
FIDELITY RESERVES THE RIGHT 
TO DEDUCT AN ANNUAL 
MAINTENANCE FEE of $12.00 
from accounts with a value of 
less than $2,500, subject to 
an annual maximum charge 
of $60.00 per shareholder. It 
is expected that accounts will 
be valued on the second 
Friday in November of each 
year. Accounts opened after 
September 30 will not be 
subject to the fee for that 
year. The fee, which is 
payable to the transfer 
   
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agent, is designed to offset in 
part the relatively higher 
costs of servicing smaller 
accounts. The fee will not be 
deducted from retirement 
accounts, accounts using 
regular investment plans, or 
if total assets in Fidelity 
funds exceed $50,000. 
Eligibility for the $50,000 
waiver is determined by 
aggregating Fidelity mutual 
fund accounts maintained by 
FSC or FBSI which are 
registered under the same 
social security number or 
which list the same social 
security number for the 
custodian of a Uniform 
Gifts/Transfers to Minors Act 
account.
   
agent, is designed to offset in 
part the relatively higher 
costs of servicing smaller 
accounts. The fee will not be 
deducted from retirement 
accounts, accounts using 
regular investment plans, or 
if total assets in Fidelity funds 
exceed $50,000. Eligibility for 
the $50,000 waiver is 
determined by aggregating 
Fidelity mutual fund accounts 
maintained by FSC or FBSI 
which are registered under 
the same social security 
number or which list the 
same social security number 
for the custodian of a 
Uniform Gifts/Transfers to 
Minors Act account.
   
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