A single share of VEQT gives you ownership in 13,000+ companies across 40+ countries — for $45. Mutual funds charged you 2.50%/yr for the privilege. ETFs charge you 0.20%. Over 30 years that fee gap is worth $250,000+.
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Full details on the most-traded ETFs in Canadian portfolios.
Set-it-and-forget-it. 100% stocks across Canada, US, developed and emerging markets. Auto-rebalanced quarterly.
View details →iShares' competitor to VEQT. Slightly lower MER (0.20% vs 0.24%). Very similar performance, tighter US/intl split.
View details →Tracks the S&P 500. 10-year avg return ~12% USD. Best US equity exposure at the lowest MER in Canada.
View details →BMO's S&P 500 ETF — identical to VFV in performance and MER. Pick based on broker ecosystem.
View details →TSX Composite Index. Cheapest Canadian-equity ETF at 0.06% MER. Higher dividend yield than US ETFs.
View details →Tracks the FTSE Canada index. Slightly cheaper MER than XIC at 0.05%. Nearly identical performance.
View details →Classic 60/40 split for moderate risk tolerance. Auto-rebalanced. Single ETF replaces a 7-fund portfolio.
View details →iShares' answer to VBAL with a slightly lower 0.20% MER. Excellent for IRA/RRSP and tax-deferred accounts.
View details →Growth-oriented (80/20). Best for 30+ year time horizons. 15-year backtested return: ~7.5% annualized.
View details →Canadian aggregate bond exposure. 4%+ yield as of 2026. Use for the "safe" portion of your portfolio.
View details →Total US market vs S&P 500 — includes mid and small caps. Slightly more diversification, similar long-term return.
View details →Pair with VCN/XIC for total diversification. Useful if you already have heavy Canadian exposure (e.g., Big-6 bank shares).
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