These ETFs can be great complementary pieces in a portfolio.

One of the bigger investing myths is that it's complicated and time-consuming. This couldn't be further from the truth, especially when you're investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs). ETFs allow you to invest in multiple companies at once, often providing instant diversification and checking off many other boxes.

Investing in ETFs can be especially helpful during times when there's more uncertainty than usual in the stock market, or when top-name companies have stretched valuations, like many would agree is the case now.

If you're looking for two ETFs to add to your portfolio, the following are good options to consider. They each have a different purpose and can complement each other well in your portfolio.

1. Schwab U.

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