One of the key benefits of exchange traded funds (ETFs) is that they can offer immediate portfolio exposure to hundreds or ...

VTI and VOO have a 0.03% expense ratio and invest heavily in tech. Click here to read why I think VOO will continue to outperform VTI over the next decade.

VTI vs VOO: Similarities and Differences VOO and VTI are both popular Vanguard fundsthat offer broad exposure to the U.S. stock market.

VOO ETF Vs. VTI ETF: The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF tracks the S&P 500 Index and holds around 500 stocks, with a current large weighting of the Magnificent Seven stocks.

I compare VTI, which is a total market fund, to VOO, which is an S&P 500 index fund. Click here to see which is the winner for me.

If you invested $1,000 in the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (NYSEMKT: VTI) 10 years ago and had held your shares, you'd ...

The VOO and VTI are two of the more popular ETFs for U.S. stocks. There is a key difference between the two ETFs that could make one benefit more from rate cuts. See what Wall Street is buying ...

Having some money in VOO, VTI, and a few ETFs that can outperform them can lead to higher returns. The great thing about these ETFs is that most of them have low expense ratios.

While VTI’s breadth offers broader diversification, including volatile small-caps, VOO’s 500 large-cap firms provide a tighter, more resilient core that can better weather market storms.

Countries represented in VWO include China, India, Taiwan, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and South Africa. Vanguard gives this ETF a ...