The 3 Vanguard ETFs I'm Most Excited About for 2026 And Beyond
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The 3 Vanguard ETFs I'm Most Excited About for 2026 And Beyond
"but Vanguard's interface as well as its plethora of offerings continues to stand out to me as one of the best of its peer group. And was one of the original ETF providers out there with a long history of performance in providing funds that track broader indices very closely, and doing so with some of the lowest fees in the industry, there's plenty to like about this provider's offerings relative to its peers."
"Over the long-term, as investing guru Warren Buffett and others will routinely point out, betting against the U.S. economy is a losing bet. While growth may be slowing, and other headwinds may be picking up (slowing jobs market and inflation ticking higher), it's also true that the U.S. remains the technology hub of the world. Most of the AI-related innovation we're seeing is coming out of our back yard."
"For investors looking to benefit from these trends, buying the entire S&P 500 is a winning long-term strategy. With an expense ratio of just three basis points (0.03%) reflecting a world-class index/benchmark investors can own for years or decades to come, I think both passive and active investors can likely find some room in their port"
Vanguard offers hundreds of ETFs with a user-friendly interface and some of the lowest fees in the industry. Vanguard was among the original ETF providers and produces funds that closely track broad indices. The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) provides broad U.S. equity exposure with an expense ratio of 0.03%. U.S. stock markets have delivered strong returns relative to global peers, driven in part by concentrated technology and AI innovation. Long-term passive ownership of the S&P 500 is presented as an effective strategy for investors seeking durable growth. Choosing suitable Vanguard ETFs requires aligning fund selection with individual risk profiles and goals.
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