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ExploreAVUV vs VBR from the prospectuses: AVUV is actively managed and screens on profitability, VBR tracks an index and costs a fifth as much. What the short record proves, and what it does not.
SCHD vs VTI from the issuers' own filings: VTI is the whole US market at 3,507 stocks, SCHD is a 100-stock dividend screen. Sector gap, yield, tax drag.
VOOG vs VUG from Vanguard, SEC filings and both index rulebooks: different growth screens, 75% of the same stock, a 0.04% fee gap, and a ten-year gap of one basis point.
AGG and BND track different Bloomberg indexes, charge the same 0.03%, and hold almost the same bonds. What float adjustment actually changes, and which one to buy.
IVV vs SPY from the issuers' own filings: SPY is a unit investment trust, IVV is an open-end fund. What that costs, measured against the index, and when SPY still wins.
RSP and VOO hold the same 500 companies. VOO's top ten are 37.8% of the fund, RSP's are about 3%. Issuer data on fees, turnover, sector tilt and returns over identical periods.
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