13,743 companies. One ticker.
Each dot behind this is about 1425 of them.
Four funds, drawn to size.
Each block’s width is its share of VEQT. Pick one to look inside.Tap a fund to look inside.
Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF
Nearly half of VEQT. The whole U.S. market, from the giants down to small companies you've never heard of.
0.5 points lighter than Vanguard's last published weight. It has no target, so its share floats with the markets.
Biggest holdings · share of VUN
- NVIDIA6.9%
- Apple6.3%
- Microsoft5.1%
Read through VTI, the U.S.-listed fund inside it.
Biggest sectors · share of VUN
- Technology36.4%
- Financials12.4%
- Health care10.1%
Canada is held at 30% on purpose. The other three float with the size of their markets.The others are measured against Vanguard’s Jun 30, 2026 factsheet.
The biggest names inside.
- NVIDIA United StatesUnited States3.08%
- Apple United StatesUnited States2.82%
- Royal Bank CanadaCanada2.38%
- Microsoft United StatesUnited States2.28%
- TD Bank CanadaCanada1.69%
of your money is in these 5 companies. The other 13,738 share the rest.
Red bars are Canadian companies.
$100 in each fund, since 2019.
The U.S. did most of the growing. Owning all four meant never having to guess which.
Will the U.S. always lead?
From 2000 to 2009, U.S. stocks lost money, even with dividends. Emerging markets did far better over the same ten years. The leader changes, and nobody knows who leads the next 30 years.
That’s the point of owning all four. Not U.S. or bust.
Point at a region to isolate its line.Tap a region to isolate its line. Payouts reinvested.
What moved VEQT on Friday.
Each fund’s move, multiplied by its share of VEQT. Add them up and you get the day.Friday, October 2, 2026. Each fund’s move × its share of VEQT.
- United States+0.18points
- Canada+0.30points
- Developed markets+0.26points
- Emerging markets+0.08points
Canada did the most on Friday. VEQT itself moved +1.06%; small gaps are normal.
What it pays you.
Yield is the cashCash each fund paid over the last year, as a share of its price. VEQT collects it and pays you once a year.
- United StatesVUN0.8%
- CanadaVCN2.0%
- Developed marketsVIU2.2%
- Emerging marketsVEE1.5%
VEQT overall 1.2%. About $121 a year on $10,000.
What your holding would pay each year
- $1,000 About 16 units$12.13About $1.01 a month
- $2,500 About 40 units$30.33About $2.53 a month
- $5,000 About 80 units$60.67About $5.06 a month
- $10,000 About 160 units$121About $10.11 a month
- $25,000 About 399 units$303About $25.28 a month
Based on the last payout, $0.76 a unit in December 2025. Future payouts can be higher or lower.
Where these numbers come from.
Holdings come from each fund’s reported list, scaled to VEQT by today’s mix. The U.S. and emerging-market funds are read through the U.S.-listed Vanguard funds they hold. Nothing proprietary.
Holdings come from each fund’s reported list, scaled to VEQT by today’s mix. Prices and payouts from Yahoo Finance; regions from Vanguard’s Jun 2026 factsheet.
- Prices & payoutsYahoo Finance
- Holdings & sectorsYahoo Finance
- Regions & feesVanguard Canada, Jun 2026 factsheet