With similar holdings and costs, the real differences between these two broad-market ETFs come down to scale and trading ...

Both ITOT and VTI charge a rock-bottom 0.03% expense ratio and offer similar broad U.S. market exposure. VTI manages far more assets and holds over 1,000 more stocks, with a marginally higher tech ...

ITOT comes with a slightly lower expense ratio, making it marginally more affordable to hold, while VTV offers a higher dividend yield for those prioritizing income.

Fund size, stock coverage, and trading flexibility set these two ultra-low-cost ETFs apart for investors prioritizing scale and liquidity.

ITOT returned 16.4% through mid-December 2025. Analysts project S&P 500 earnings to grow 11% in 2026. The fund’s top 10 holdings represent 37% of assets. Nvidia alone accounts for 7.3%. Technology ...

The iShares Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market ETF is weighted by market cap, so larger companies make up larger portions of the ETF than smaller companies. This is why the tech sector is roughly a ...

ITOT contains U.S. stocks of all sizes, including small-, mid-, and large-cap. ITOT's stock price has increased by over 200% in the past decade. With an expense ratio of 0.03%, ITOT is one of the ...

Visa and Mastercard are offering to lower the fees they charge merchants to accept their credit cards to settle 20 years of litigation, but some merchant groups say it's all "smoke and mirrors" and ...