- As of Nov 4, 2026, ETFIQ covers 60 allocation ETFs that mix stocks and bonds, at a median fee of 0.56%; 29 are moderate.
In plain words
An allocation ETF owns a mix of stocks and bonds in one fund; many do it by owning other ETFs, so the mix is the sum of what those own.
ETFIQ bands each fund by look-through stock share: 15 to 30% conservative, 30 to 50% moderately conservative, 50 to 70% moderate, 70 to 85% moderately aggressive, over 85% aggressive. Of 60 funds, 29 are moderate and 13 moderately aggressive; the median fee is 0.56%. The band is the share measured today, which can drift from the stated mix. A fund with under 10% in true bonds is not counted.
Questions
- Does an allocation ETF rebalance?
Most do, on a schedule they state. The fund page shows the mix as filed.
- How is a fund of funds measured?
Read through to what its underlying funds own, stock by stock.
- Is the band advice?
No. It describes the fund’s stock share today.