For long-term investors
For you if: You are investing for ten years or more, you would rather own funds or a few companies you understand, and you check in rarely.
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Start here
- PathBuild a portfolio you can leave alone (about 56 min)Allocation, funds and rebalancing in the order they build on each other.
- PathValue a company (about 56 min)If you want to own single companies, how to put a number on one.
- TermExpense ratioThe cost that compounds against you every year you hold a fund.
Tools for the long run
- ToolCompound interest calculatorWhat steady contributions grow to, year by year.
- ToolDRIP calculatorDividends reinvested, against taken as cash.
- ToolDCF calculatorA company’s value from your own cash flow and discount assumptions.
- ToolRetirement withdrawal calculatorHow long a portfolio lasts at a given withdrawal rate.
Companies and their payouts
- PageDividend leadersPayout histories read from company filings, not a vendor feed.
- Ticker listDividend payers listFive long-standing payers side by side, market cap and last close for each.
- CollectionInvestor wisdomWhat long-horizon investors said, each fact with its source.
Every link above goes to a page that already exists; none of them is a suggestion of what to buy. Other readers: active traders · options traders · filing readers · small-cap traders