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Investing tools for long-term clarity.

Find the right tool for where you are — growing your investments, building a portfolio, or planning financial independence.

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A suggested path

New to Rionux? Start with compounding, then explore portfolio allocation, financial independence, and investment timing.

Grow my investments

Explore how time, contributions, return assumptions, and investing schedule can affect long-term growth.

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Compound Interest Calculator

Understand how time, contributions, returns, and inflation shape long-term wealth.

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Dollar Cost Averaging Calculator

Compare investing all at once with spreading the same amount over time.

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Dividend Reinvestment Calculator

Project how reinvested dividends can compound into a growing income stream.

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Total Return Calculator

See your complete return from price gains plus income like dividends, and what it works out to per year.

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ROI Calculator

Work out your return on investment from what you put in and got back, and what it works out to per year.

Build my portfolio

Understand how different asset mixes shape expected return, concentration, and long-term outcomes — and what it takes to keep them on target.

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Portfolio Allocation Calculator

Split your money across assets and see your weighted return, concentration, and long-term growth after inflation.

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Portfolio Rebalancing Calculator

Compare your current mix against a target allocation and estimate what to buy or sell to rebalance.

Plan financial independence

Estimate how portfolio value, expenses, savings, returns, inflation, and withdrawal assumptions affect your path to FI.

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FIRE Calculator

Estimate how much you need and when financial independence becomes possible.

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Coast FIRE Calculator

See when your current investments could grow to support independence without adding more.

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Retirement Calculator

Estimate your retirement balance and income from savings, contributions, returns, and inflation.

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Safe Withdrawal Rate Calculator

Explore how different withdrawal rates affect how long a portfolio could last.

Understand inflation

See how inflation reduces purchasing power over time — the force behind every long-term calculator.

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Inflation Calculator

Translate future money into today's purchasing power and see what inflation quietly costs.

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Decide between two approaches

Neutral, side-by-side guides for the questions a single calculator can't settle on its own — each one embeds the tool that shows you your own case.

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Lump Sum vs Dollar-Cost Averaging: How They Compare

Investing a lump sum all at once versus spreading the same amount over time: the trade-offs, a worked example, and what the evidence shows.

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ROI vs CAGR: What's the Difference?

ROI measures the total percentage gain; CAGR measures annualized growth. Why they differ, a worked example, and when each is the right lens.

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Total Return vs Price Return

Total return counts price change plus dividends reinvested; price return counts only price. How the two differ and when each is used.

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CAGR vs Average Annual Return: Why They Differ

Averaging yearly returns overstates real growth because of volatility drag. CAGR is the compounded rate that matches your ending balance.

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Real Return vs Nominal Return

Nominal return is the raw percentage earned; real return subtracts inflation to show the change in purchasing power. With the Fisher equation.

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Dividend Yield vs Dividend Growth

Dividend yield is the income a stock pays now; dividend growth is how fast that payment rises. The tradeoff, and how reinvestment changes it.

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Asset Allocation vs Diversification

Asset allocation is how you split money across asset classes; diversification is how widely you spread risk within them. How the two work together.

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Portfolio Allocation by Age: Rules of Thumb

How age-based rules of thumb — 60/40 and '100/110/120 minus age' — frame stock and bond splits. Explained as conventions, not recommendations.

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Index Fund vs ETF: What's the Difference?

An index fund is a strategy that tracks an index; an ETF is a structure that trades like a stock. How they relate and where they genuinely differ.

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