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Largest ETFs by industry, sector and issuer

The biggest funds by net assets in every industry, sector, asset class and issuer lineup.

Retirement collections

Funds compared on the numbers that matter in retirement
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Dividend ETFs for retirement income, compared

Every US-listed dividend and option-income ETF with at least $1 billion in assets, compared on yield, cost, returns, the 2022 bear market and a 10-year 4% withdrawal test.

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Bond ETFs for retirees, by the job they do

The largest US bond ETFs grouped by their job in a retirement portfolio, with each fund’s maturity, income, cost and how it held up in the 2008 crash and the 2022 rate shock.

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The lowest-cost S&P 500 ETFs, and the look-alikes

Every ETF that tracks the S&P 500, compared on cost, trading, structure and the return gap fees create, plus the funds with “S&P 500” in their names that hold something different.

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Monthly-paying ETFs: steadiness and growth, not just yield

ETFs that pay every month, compared on yield, how steady the payments have been, whether the payout kept up with inflation over five years, and how the fund itself held up.

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The largest ETFs, ranked by what they hold

The 50 biggest ETFs by the net assets in their latest SEC filings, with cost, returns and trading, plus the largest fund in each category from bonds to gold.

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Inflation-protected ETFs: what held up when prices jumped

TIPS funds, T-bill funds, gold, commodities and real-asset stocks, compared on what they returned during the 2021–22 inflation surge and what they have earned after inflation over ten years.

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Covered-call and high-payout ETFs: what they paid, what they kept

Every option-income ETF and every other fund yielding 7% or more, ranked by what its share price did against what it paid out, and what that meant for someone spending the income.

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Technology & Innovation

14 industries

Healthcare & Biotechnology

6 industries

Finance & Real Estate

11 industries

Energy & Resources

11 industries

Commodities & Materials

8 industries

Consumer & Retail

6 industries

Fixed Income & Bonds

4 industries

Sustainable & Thematic Investing

3 industries

Other & Specialized Industries

4 industries

By sector

15 sectors

By asset class

By issuer

131 fund companies
IssuerETFsNet assetsLargest fund
Vanguard84$8.67T VTI $2.30T
iShares405$4.57T IVV $888.13B
SPDR (State Street)137$1.90T SPY $781.19B
Invesco211$984.47B QQQ $490.10B
Schwab28$603.10B SCHD $112.34B
JPMorgan59$309.13B JEPI $44.75B
Dimensional36$295.57B DFAC $47.89B
First Trust272$277.05B RDVY $24.48B
VanEck66$164.68B SMH $77.20B
Fidelity67$161.70B FBND $28.16B
American Century Investments44$159.64B AVUV $31.17B
Capital Group14$132.33B CGDV $38.69B
ProShares145$103.82B TQQQ $36.11B
WisdomTree71$97.07B USFR $18.76B
Global X86$89.34B PAVE $13.50B
Direxion97$61.78B SOXL $19.44B
Goldman Sachs34$60.24B GSLC $15.18B
AllianzIM67$59.96B MINT $16.43B
Franklin Templeton60$56.66B PVAL $14.09B
Janus Henderson10$42.13B JAAA $29.21B
Pacer50$41.51B COWZ $18.69B
Innovator150$33.49B BALT $2.77B
ETF Architect58$28.69B BOXX $12.70B
Tidal Financial Group119$28.41B GRNY $4.27B
T. Rowe Price16$28.24B TCAF $7.40B

Returns are total returns with distributions reinvested. Industry and sector tags come from our fund database; a fund can appear in an industry list and a sector list.

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