What is the difference between SPLG and VOO?

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Why does one ETF have a higher share price compared to the other? Are they not basically the same thing?

David Hay

Monday, June 14, 2021

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Yes, essentially they are both the same platform but run by separate companies. Of course the share price slightly varies for both.  You just have to go with whichever one seems best for you.  Do your research and investigation and if you are feeling lucky enough then why not go for both?

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