Trust — Data Sources
Where Richiest's ETF numbers come from.
This page is the canonical source list for fund facts across the site. The goal is simple: if a number appears on a fund page, this is where it came from and how fresh it is supposed to be.
Primary source types
Issuer fund pages
The main source for fund facts, holdings summaries, and current fund disclosures.
SEC filings
Used for official fund documents and filing-backed details when we need the source of record.
Fund fact sheets
Used for yield data, portfolio summaries, and the cleaned-up figures shown on comparison pages.
Richiest last-verified notes
Each fund page carries a visible last-verified date so stale numbers are easy to spot.
How to read the source notes
- If a page says “Last verified,” that is the date Richiest last checked the current facts.
- If the data changes, the page should be updated instead of silently drifting.
- If a page is stale, it should say so plainly.
What this page is not: it is not a live data feed, a portfolio tracker, or a weekly updater.
What to expect: manual verification against the listed sources and visible freshness dates on the fund pages.