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VOO Vs. VTSAX - Which Is The Better Buy?

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The Vanguard ETF VOO and the mutual fund VTSAX are two of the most popular investment options among long- term investors.

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Get to know these two investment choices and find out which one is more suitable for you.

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VOO: Vanguard 500 Index Fund ETF

Vanguard states that VOO is intended to closely track the returns of the S&P 500, a stock market index measuring the overall returns of the US stocks.

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VTSAX: Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Admiral Shares

VTSAX exposes investors to the entire US equity market, including all the small, mid, and large- cap companies.

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Key Differences

VTSAX requires a $3,000 minimum investment, whereas VOO does not require an  initial investment.

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Fees

VTSAX comes at a slightly higher expense ratio of 0.04%, while the expense ratio of VOO is 0.03%.

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VOO has marginally outperformed VTSAX, and it tracks the S&P 500. VTSAX offers broader exposure and is more diverse. So, some may consider VTSAX to be a  better option.

Which Is Better: VOO  Or VTSAX?

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