Expense-conscious investors and those seeking sector diversification may find key differences between these two popular tech ...

VGT is missing key tech stocks because of how they're categorized by sector. Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple account for over 45 ...

Investors seeking comprehensive exposure to the dynamic U.S. technology sector often turn to the Vanguard Information ...

A key aspect of VGT is that it's weighted by market cap, meaning larger companies account for a greater share of the ETF than ...

Both funds deliver nearly identical sector exposure and recent performance, with a minimal expense difference. Top holdings are similar, but VGT holds more stocks overall. VGT’s assets under ...

Currently, the ETF has 314 stocks with Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft together making up about 45% of the total. That gives ...

Skip the individual stock picking with these funds, while still having access to some of the market's biggest winners.

The Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond ETF may be a mouthful, but it delivers a 5.7% yield with monthly distributions. The Vanguard Information Technology ETF has 45.6% of its portfolio ...

The Vanguard Information Technology Fund (VGT) has outperformed every other Vanguard ETF over the past year, three years, and decade. This ETF isn't suitable for money you'll need within three years ...

October doesn’t have to be a scary month if you’re properly positioned with exchange traded funds (ETFs). Vanguard’s variety of ETFs could potentially make this a profitable month if you choose the ...