ETF screener

European UCITS funds, the ETFs on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and the most widely held US ETFs, with each figure taken from the issuer's own documents or from SEC filings. Filter by cost and size, open a fund to see what it holds and how much of it is in companies EdgeScore rates as financially strong, or tick a few to compare them.

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Net assets are for the whole fund, all share classes, in its own currency. Replication: Full replication, Sampling, Physical, Synthetic (swap). US figures come from SEC filings, European ones from each issuer's own pages and documents; every fund page lists its sources and dates. No returns: they need daily prices we do not have a licence to publish for these funds.

Tick up to four funds in the table to compare them side by side, with the overlap of their holdings.

What a yearly cost adds up to

A fund takes its cost from your money every year, whatever the market does. Type a cost, an amount and a number of years to see the total.

Amount invested

Years

1 to 50

Assumed yearly return

Before costs; your assumption

Added each year

Yearly cost (TER)

0.2% a year at 0.20% a year
1,041
lost to costs after 20 years: 3.9% of the 26,533 the money would reach with no costs (it reaches 25,492).

Cumulative cost: the fees plus the growth they would have earned. Costs are taken from the fund every year, so they compound. Trading commissions, spreads and taxes are not included. The return is an assumption for illustration, not a forecast.

For information and education only, not investment advice. Figures can be out of date or contain errors: check the issuer's documents (factsheet, KID, prospectus) before you rely on them.