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VOO vs IVV

Vanguard S&P 500 ETFiShares Core S&P 500 ETF
MetricVOOIVV
Price$701.61$766.67
Day Change %-1.1%-1.1%
Expense Ratio0.03%0.03%
AUM$1.73T✓$881.27B
Dividend Yield1.06%1.1%✓
52-Week High$718.47$785.03
52-Week Low$578.46$632.14
50-Day Avg$706.62$771.91
200-Day Avg$666.69$728.22
Inception YearN/AN/A
Asset ClassFinancialsEquities
ExchangeARCXARCX

Top Holdings

VOO

1
NVDA8.39%

NVIDIA Corp

2
AAPL7.38%

Apple Inc

3
MSFT5.78%

Microsoft Corp

4
AMZN3.71%

Amazon.com Inc

5
GOOGL3.07%

Alphabet Inc Class A

IVV

1
NVDA8.37%

NVIDIA Corp

2
AAPL7.36%

Apple Inc

3
MSFT5.77%

Microsoft Corp

4
AMZN3.70%

Amazon.com Inc

5
GOOGL3.06%

Alphabet Inc Class A

Sector Allocation

VOO

Real Estate1.7%
Consumer Cyclical8.8%
Basic Materials1.6%
Consumer Defensive4.3%
Technology40.5%

IVV

Real Estate1.7%
Consumer Cyclical8.7%
Basic Materials1.6%
Consumer Defensive4.3%
Technology40.5%

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is cheaper, VOO or IVV?

VOO and IVV charge the same expense ratio: 0.03% per year.

Which pays a higher dividend, VOO or IVV?

IVV currently pays the higher dividend yield: 1.1%, versus 1.06% for VOO. Yields move with prices and payouts.

Which fund is bigger, VOO or IVV?

VOO is the bigger fund, with $1.73T in assets under management (the total money invested in the fund), versus $881.27B for IVV. Larger funds usually trade with tighter spreads.

Should I buy VOO or IVV?

There is no single right answer for every investor. Compare the expense ratios, dividend yields, and what each fund actually holds (see the tables above). When two funds track very similar markets, the cheaper one usually wins over long holding periods. This page is information, not investment advice.

Data sourced from Financial Modeling Prep and may be delayed or incomplete. Holdings and sector weights are not available for every fund. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always verify data with the fund provider before making investment decisions.