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VOO holds the exact same portfolio as VFIAX but skips the $3,000 minimum and the ~$75 fee Fidelity charges to buy it.
NVDA and AAPL top both funds' identical holdings, with one-year returns differing by just 0.03% between VOO and VFIAX.
Vanguard allows a one-way, tax-free conversion from VFIAX to VOO in taxable accounts, but selling elsewhere triggers capital gains on any appreciation.
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Owning Vanguard 500 Index Fund Admiral Shares (NASDAQ:VFIAX) is one of the most common ways American investors hold the S&P 500. The Admiral share class delivers low-cost index exposure, and Vanguard's brand loyalty runs deep enough that many holders have never questioned whether the mutual fund wrapper still makes sense. But for readers who already own VFIAX or are about to buy it, there is a cheaper share class of the exact same portfolio sitting one ticker away, removing two frictions the Admiral share class imposes.

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