Anonymous

06 Jul 2020

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Should I invest in VT if I am already investing in VOO?

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Tan Wei Ming

06 Jul 2020

Founder and Writer at Frugal Youth Invests

VOO only gives you exposure to the top 500 stocks in US but with VT it gives you almost worldwide exposure.

My view is that if you have already invested in VT then you do not need to invest in VOO. But if you have VOO, you will like to invest in VT.

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