We compared Vanguard’s 6 ETFs.
The source of the rate of return is Vanguard’s official website.
According to the Vanguard website, VOO was launched in mid-2010.
VXUS appears to have been listed in 2011.

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VXUS
VTI
VOO
VEA
VWO
(Developed countries excluding the US)
(worldwide)
(entire US)
(USA S8P5OO)
(Developed countries excluding the US)
(New Principality)
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2023
22.0496
26.1196
26.3396
18.0196
9.3596
15.9296
2022
-18.0296
-19.5196
18.159
-15.3996
-18.0496
-16.1396
202
18.2496
25.6496
28,6096
11,5896
1,2096
9.0096
2020
16.6596
21.0596
18.4096
10.0096
15.1896
10.7196
2019
26.9396
30.8496
31,.4796
22.3496
20.7796
21.8496
2018
9.7996
~5.2096
‘4.4706
14.79%6
:14.7096
14.4996
2017
24.4996
21.1796
21.7496
26.3196
31.4896
27.4996
2016
8.4796
12.7496
12.0496
2.2996
12.2896
4.7196
2015
1.7996
0.3796
1,3296
0.28%6
-15.82%6
~4.1096
2014
3.6696
12.5796
13.6496
4.8506
0.09%a
~4.8496
2013
22.8196
33.4896
32.3196
22,7196
4.9796
14.8796
2012
17.2996
16.4596
16,0196
17,3296
19,2496
18.2796
201
~7.5596
1.0096
2.0496
12.1406
-18.71%
16.1596
2010
13.1196
17.2896
15.8996
7,7596
19,3796
2009
32.6056
28.7396
31,7896
75,4296
Surprisingly(?) over the past 15 years
Looking at the comparison between US and emerging market yields
America is 9th
Emerging countries appear to be ahead 6 times.
Well, 2022 and 2016 are narrow victories for emerging countries…
What’s unfortunate about this is that in our country,
Developed countries excluding the US (VEA)
Emerging Markets (VWO)
Excluding the US, developed countries + emerging countries ETF (VXUS) does nothing well.
Even if VEA VWO cannot be made, it seems there will be demand for VXUS if domestic asset management companies make it…
For VT, if you buy TDF2050 Active listed on Samsung Assets (KODEX), it contains more than 70% of VT, so you can buy it with that.
Rather than buying a VT while paying currency exchange fees, overseas stock fees, and capital gains tax when selling, you can save on such fees by buying from a savings account such as an ISA or IRP.
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