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XGRO

iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio · BlackRock iShares

$30.90 CAD
+0.29% today
In plain English

XGRO is a ETF from BlackRock iShares that 80/20 stock/bond mix, globally diversified. It charges a of 0.2% per year and pays a distribution of about 2.1% (quarterly).

MER
0.2%
Per issuer
Yield
2.10%
Quarterly
AUM
$3.0B
Per issuer
Holdings
8
Per issuer
Risk level
Medium
5y avg return
9.1%
Estimate

Asset mix

Equity100%
Bonds & cash0%

Category: All-in-one Growth

Sector allocation

  • Equity — global80%
  • Bonds — global20%

Country allocation

  • United States36%
  • Canada20%
  • International Developed20%
  • Emerging Markets4%
  • Bonds20%

Fund objective

80/20 stock/bond mix, globally diversified.

Investment strategy

Fund-of-funds.

Who typically uses this

Long-term investors wanting a small bond cushion.

Potential benefits
  • · Automatic rebalancing
  • · Low cost
Potential risks
  • · Still significant equity exposure

Top 10 holdings

  • ITOT — US Total Market36%

Smart insights

Top sector

Equity — global currently represents 80% of this ETF.

Geography

36% of the fund is concentrated in United States.

Distributions

Pays roughly 2.1% per year, quarterly.

Concentrated

Only 8 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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