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Side-by-side fund comparisons: fees, returns by year, holdings overlap, sector weights, valuation and fund flows — all derived from public SEC filings and market data. Open any comparison and use “+ Add ticker” to build your own (up to four funds). Not investment advice.

VOO vs SPY

The two biggest S&P 500 ETFs — a fee gap vs the deepest options liquidity in the world.

VOO vs IVV

Vanguard vs iShares on the same index at the same fee — the closest race in ETFs.

SPY vs QQQ

The broad market vs the Nasdaq-100's tech tilt.

QQQ vs VOO

Nasdaq-100 growth concentration vs low-cost S&P 500 exposure.

QQQ vs TQQQ

The Nasdaq-100 vs its 3x daily version — where leverage compounds, and where it decays.

VTI vs VOO

Total US market vs the S&P 500 — how much do the small caps actually change?

VTI vs VOO vs SPY

The three default index funds, three ways at once.

SCHD vs VYM

The two flagship dividend ETFs — quality screen vs broad high yield.

QQQ vs QQQM

The same Nasdaq-100 index in two wrappers — the original trust vs Invesco's cheaper 2020 copy.

VTI vs VXUS

The two halves of a global portfolio — all of the US market vs everything outside it.

VTI vs VT

Total US market vs total world — what adding the other 40% of global stocks changes.

SCHD vs VOO

A dividend-quality screen vs the plain S&P 500 — income today against growth compounded.

VGT vs QQQ

Two 'tech' funds that are not the same fund — the pure tech sector vs the Nasdaq-100.

VOO vs VUG

The S&P 500 vs its growth half — concentration, valuation and the price of the tilt.

JEPI vs JEPQ

JPMorgan's two covered-call income funds — the S&P 500 sleeve vs the Nasdaq-100 one.

AGG vs BND

The two core US bond funds — near-identical mandates, different indexes.