When you're looking to invest some long-term dollars, consider doing so via exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are funds that trade like stocks, making them easier to get in and out of than regular mutual funds. (Of course, as a long-term investor, you'll be planning to hang on for a long time.) Here's a handy set of five ETFs to consider for your portfolio. Together they offer diversification, and each also sports a low expense ratio (annual fee), too. After I introduce them, I'll show how a $10,000 total investment in them might perform over 20 years. Image source: Getty Images.
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