Fees as filed; returns, yields and holdings to Nov 12, 2026.

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Compare up to four funds

Of VOO, QQQ and SCHD, VOO has the lowest fee at 0.03% and SCHD had the highest 1 year return, +36.8% to Nov 12, 2026. QQQ and VOO overlap most, at 54% of weight.

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Total return, 1 year+12.1%+11.3%+36.8%
Fee0.03%0.18%0.06%
Net assets$1.0tn$473.8bn$112.3bn
Cash paid, 12 months1.2%0.5%3.9%
Against its own benchmark, 1 year, points+0.0 vs IVV−0.1 vs QQQM·
Positions50510399
Spread, 30-day median0.006%0.000%·
BenchmarkIVV, S&P 500 IndexQQQM, Nasdaq-100 Indexnone measured
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Each fund is measured only against its own ETFIQ benchmark, named in its column. Data to Nov 12, 2026.

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Fees over time

Hypothetical. $10,000 in QQQ for 10 years at 0.18% a year costs about $302 in fees and lost growth; VOO at 0.03% would cost $51. Assumes 6% a year before fees, a sample rate, not a forecast.

Overlap between each pair

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VOO and QQQ54%
VOO and SCHD8%
QQQ and SCHD6%
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Overlap is the share of weight the two funds hold in the same securities, from published holdings.

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Why only four funds?

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What is overlap?

The share of weight the two funds hold in the same securities, the smaller of the two weights added up, from published holdings. Cash is never counted.

Why does each fund show a different benchmark?

Each fund is measured only against its own ETFIQ benchmark. A gap against an index a fund does not track would say nothing about that fund.

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