VOOG has outperformed VOO over the past year, but it comes with a higher expense ratio and lower dividend yield. VOO offers broader sector diversification across the S&P 500 and is more liquid, appealing to investors prioritizing ease of trading and scalability. The Vanguard S&P 500 Growth ETF (VOOG) focuses on S&P 500 growth constituents, while the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) holds all S&P 500 names. VOOG’s growth concentration and recent outperformance come at a slight premium compared to VOO. VOO is more affordable with a lower expense ratio and higher dividend yield, while VOOG is more concentrated and offers higher growth potential. VOO tracks the entire S&P 500, while VOOG is more heavily tilted towards technology stocks. Investors must weigh the differences in goals and portfolio composition between VOO and VOOG to make an informed decision.

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