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How to Use This Tool
- Enter the ticker and metrics for two ETFs you want to compare, or use the default VOO vs SPY comparison
- Click "Compare ETFs" to see side-by-side differences
- Lower values are highlighted in green for metrics where lower is better (expense ratio, volatility)
- Higher values are highlighted in green for metrics where higher is better (dividend yield, returns, AUM, holdings)
⚠️ Important: All data is user-input only. This tool performs calculations and comparisons only, no real-time market data. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
ETF A
ETF B
Understanding ETF Metrics
Expense Ratio
The annual fee the fund charges as a percentage of assets. Lower costs mean more returns stay in your pocket.
✅ Lower value is better
Dividend Yield
Annual dividend payments as a percentage of the fund price. Useful for income-focused investors.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
Assets Under Management
Total market value of assets the fund manages. Larger funds are generally more stable and liquid.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
Number of Holdings
How many individual securities the fund holds. More holdings typically means better diversification.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
1-Year Return
Total return over the past 12 months, including dividends. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
3-Year Return
Annualized return over the past 3 years. Smooths out short-term market fluctuations.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
5-Year Return
Annualized return over the past 5 years. Longer-term view of fund performance.
⬆️ Higher value is generally better
Volatility
How much the fund price fluctuates. Lower volatility means more stable prices, less risk.
✅ Lower value is better