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SPLG and SPY track the same index, yet their cost and structure set them apart. This article explains those differences and helps investors decide which S&P 500 ETF fits better as a core holding.

XLP has performed better and has a lower expense ratio, but RSPS isn't as dependent on its top stocks to succeed.

XLP offers a higher dividend yield and lower expense ratio, but IYK has better historical total returns.

Investors with significant exposure to low-yielding domestic tech stocks can enhance their income streams and geographic diversification with this ETF.

This ETF is beating the Dow by a better than 5-to-1 margin this year -- and thanks to its AI intersections, the good times could continue in 2026.

High mortgage rates have made purchasing a home unattainable for most.

Dividends are an effective way to generate passive income while staying invested in the stock market.

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Regularly trading too many of the market's most popular individual stocks is a recipe for subpar performance.

You don't need a lot of money to start investing.

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In the past decade, the Vanguard S&P 500 Index Fund has risen by 220%.

The looming decision of nine justices could provide a major catalyst for these stocks.

These funds aren't volatile investments, and they yield well over 2%.

A $10,000 investment in this diversified fund at its 2011 inception would be worth $51,000 today.

President Trump warns of an economic disaster similar to the Great Depression if the Supreme Court rejects his authority to impose tariffs.

The market is still surging, but some investors worry a downturn is around the corner.

It's possible to build life-changing wealth with an S&P 500 ETF. Here's how.