Know what you invested.
And what your investments earned.
Hugo separates portfolio performance from the money you added or withdrew, so a growing balance never gets mistaken for a good return.
Your deposits are not investment returns.
A portfolio can grow because markets performed, because you invested more, or both. Hugo keeps those forces separate.
Measure the return behind the balance.
Hugo accounts for deposits and withdrawals so your performance reflects how the portfolio itself behaved.
See the useful time windows.
Compare month-over-month, year-to-date and year-over-year performance in percentages or absolute money.
Benchmark the right accounts.
Compare investment products with the S&P 500 or your own annual return target over identical periods.
Move from portfolio to account.
Start with total performance, then see results by institution and individual investment product.
Compare investments where comparison makes sense.
Hugo does not benchmark a savings account or a home against an equity index. Benchmark comparisons appear only for qualifying investment products.
What to know before you start.
Why is portfolio value growth not enough?
Because part of the increase may come from new deposits. Hugo helps separate your contributions from actual performance.
Can different asset types be compared?
Yes. A unified view puts investments in the context of your entire wealth instead of isolating each platform.
Does Hugo account for inflation and currencies?
Yes. Nominal results can be viewed in the context of purchasing power and exchange-rate movements.
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