Best ETFs, by one figure at a time
Each list ranks the ETFs read here on a single stated figure: dividend yield, fee, five-year or one-year return, size, or the part of the fund in one sector or region. Leveraged and inverse funds are left out of all of them.
Highest-yielding dividend ETFs
Dividend-focused equity ETFs of at least $500 million, ranked by their yield.
S&P 500 ETFs by fee
Every fund here tracks the same five hundred companies, so what separates them is mostly the yearly fee.
Best-performing ETFs over five years
ETFs of at least $1 billion with five years of history, ranked by their average yearly total return over those five years.
Best-performing ETFs over the past year
ETFs of at least $1 billion ranked by their total return over the last twelve months.
Lowest-fee ETFs
ETFs of at least $5 billion ranked by their yearly expense ratio, the part of the fund that goes to the manager every year whatever it returns..
Largest ETFs by assets
The ETFs read here with the most money in them.
Technology ETFs by five-year return
Funds with at least half their equity in technology companies, ranked by their average yearly return over five years, with fee and size beside it..
Healthcare ETFs by five-year return
Funds with at least half their equity in healthcare companies, ranked by their average yearly return over five years..
International stock ETFs by five-year return
Equity funds with no more than a fifth in North America, ranked by their average yearly return over five years: the funds that hold the rest of the world..
Bond ETFs by yield
Funds at least four-fifths in bonds and of at least $1 billion, ranked by yield.
None of this is advice: each list is ordered by the figure it names, and past returns say nothing certain about future ones.