All-in-one Equity

VEQT

Vanguard All-Equity ETF Portfolio · Vanguard Canada

$40.11 CAD

+0.38% today

In plain English

VEQT is a ETF from Vanguard Canada that long-term growth through 100% globally diversified equities. It charges a of 0.24% per year and pays a distribution of about 1.9% (quarterly).

MER

0.24%

Per issuer

Yield

1.90%

Quarterly

AUM

$4.6B

Per issuer

Holdings

Per issuer

Risk level

Medium to High

5y avg return

10.8%

Estimate

Asset mix

Equity100%

Bonds & cash0%

Category: All-in-one Equity

Sector allocation

Financials19%
Technology20%
Industrials12%
Healthcare10%
Consumer13%
Other26%

Country allocation

United States43%
Canada30%
International Developed20%
Emerging Markets7%

Fund objective

Long-term growth through 100% globally diversified equities.

Investment strategy

Fund-of-funds holding four Vanguard equity ETFs.

Who typically uses this

Long-term investors who prefer a Canadian home bias.

Potential benefits

· Simple one-ticket portfolio
· Home-country tilt
· Low cost

Potential risks

· Higher volatility (all stocks)
· Currency risk on foreign holdings

Top 10 holdings

VUN — US Total Market43%
VCN — Canadian Equity30%
VIU — International Developed20%
VEE — Emerging Markets7%

Learn this ETF

A plain-English, factual breakdown of how VEQT is built.

What it owns: A small set of underlying ETFs (4) that together cover all-in-one equity markets.
Tracked index / approach: Fund-of-funds holding four Vanguard equity ETFs.
Management fee (MER): 0.24% per year — about $24 per $10,000 invested annually.
Geographic exposure: United States 43% · Canada 30% · International Developed 20%
Sector exposure: Other 26% · Technology 20% · Financials 19%
Holdings count: 4
Distribution frequency: Quarterly distributions
Investment objective: Long-term growth through 100% globally diversified equities.

Figures per issuer factsheet. Information provided for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.

What's new for VEQT

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Smart insights

Top sector

Other currently represents 26% of this ETF.

Geography

43% of the fund is concentrated in United States.

Distributions

Pays roughly 1.9% per year, quarterly.

Concentrated

Only 4 holdings — more concentrated than a broad-market fund.

All-in-one

Single-ticket portfolio — no rebalancing needed on your side.

Price history

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ETF Fact

ETF fact: XIC

iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (BlackRock iShares) is a canadian equity fund with an MER of 0.06% per the issuer factsheet.

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Terms used on this page

ETF

Exchange-Traded Fund. A basket of many investments you can buy in a single trade, like a stock.

MER

Management Expense Ratio — the yearly percentage fee an ETF charges you. Lower is usually better.

Yield

Yearly income (like dividends or interest) expressed as a percentage of the price.

Diversification

Spreading your money across many investments so no single one can hurt you badly.

Index

A defined list of investments (like the S&P 500). Many ETFs are built to copy an index.

Passive investing

Owning broad low-cost funds long-term instead of trying to beat the market.

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