7 weekly tournaments
QQQ, QQC.F and ZQQ track the Nasdaq-100 but differ on currency hedging, fees, spreads and Canadian account tax treatment. See which wrapper fits.
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XGRO, VGRO and ZGRO all target 80/20 portfolios. Compare fees, rebalancing, Canadian bias, global bonds and five-year returns before choosing.
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SPLG is now SPYM. Compare IVV, VOO and SPYM on fees, spreads, FX break-even, U.S. dividend withholding and Canadian account location.
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Compare VDY, XEI and ZDV using a bank, energy, telecom, utilities and top-ten concentration heat map, plus fees, yield and five-year return.
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VFV, XUS and ZSP all charge a 0.09% MER. Compare five-year tracking, spreads, fund structure and a C$10,000 outcome before choosing a wrapper.
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Compare CASH, CBIL and PSA on current yield, fees, holdings, liquidity, tax treatment and CDIC coverage before choosing a Canadian cash ETF.
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We compared 12 all-equity and equity-focused ETFs for Canadian investors. XEQT (iShares) and VEQT (Vanguard) are the two dominant players—both track global markets with minimal fees. XEQT wins slightly on size and lower MER, but VEQT just cut its fee and offers comparable performance. For most Canadians in a TFSA or RRSP, either is an excellent choice. If you want to build your own portfolio, US-listed ETFs like ITOT + IEFA + IEMG in an RRSP offer lower costs and better tax treatment.
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