EdgeScore

VIG Vanguard Dividend Appreciation Index Fund ETF Shares

VanguardDomiciled in United StatesEquity
Yearly cost (TER)
0.04%[2]
Net assets, whole fund
$131B[1]
Holdings
341[1]
Index
n/a
Distribution
Pays out (US rules)
Replication
n/a
Launch date
n/a
ISIN
n/a

Data as of 2026-07-31 in USD. Numbers in brackets point to the source documents listed at the bottom of the page. n/a means the figure is not in the documents we read.

What the fund holds, by EdgeScore verdict

The part of this fund invested in companies EdgeScore scores, split by their financial-strength verdict.

  • Financially strong31%(24.4% of the fund)
  • Nearly strong23%(18.2% of the fund)
  • Financially weak45%(35.3% of the fund)

Shares of the scored part, which is 78% of the fund's net assets. Holdings: Form N-PORT-P, every equity holding matched to a ticker, 2026-07-31. Verdicts come from each company's annual reports, as on its EdgeScore page, and say nothing about the share price.

Largest scored holdings
  • AVGO4.63%Financially strong
  • AAPL4.45%Nearly strong
  • MSFT4.34%Financially weak
  • LLY3.93%Nearly strong
  • XOM2.78%Financially strong
  • JNJ2.67%Financially weak
  • V2.45%Financially strong
  • WMT2.11%Financially weak
  • MA2.00%Financially strong
  • CSCO1.98%Financially weak
  • ABBV1.92%Financially weak
  • COST1.83%Financially strong

Top holdings [1]

Sectors

  • Technology22.2%
  • Industrials16.3%
  • Health Care15.3%
  • Consumer Staples9.5%
  • Consumer Discretionary4.9%
  • Energy3.2%
  • Utilities2.7%
  • Materials2.5%
  • Financials1.4%
  • Communication & Media0.04%

EdgeScore's sector of each scored holding (78% of the fund). N-PORT filings carry no sector.

Countries [1]

  • United States99.9%

The country each holding's issuer is in, as reported in N-PORT.

Asset types [1]

  • Equity99.6%
  • Cash and short-term0.28%

Weights are shares of net assets and can add up to more than 100% when the fund holds collateral or derivatives.

What 0.04% a year adds up to

The fund takes its cost from the money invested every year. Change the amount, the years or the assumed return.

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Before costs; your assumption

  • VIG at 0.04% a year

    211

    lost to costs after 20 years: 0.8% of the 26,533 the money would reach with no costs (it reaches 26,322).

Year 0Year 20211
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.

Sources

  1. [1] Form N-PORT-P, period ended 2026-07-31, filed 2026-09-28, as of 2026-07-31Net assets, Holdings, Top holdings, Countries, Asset types, Holdings list
  2. [2] Prospectus risk/return summary (total annual operating expenses), filed 2026-05-28, as of 2026-05-28Yearly cost (TER)

Net assets cover the whole fund, all share classes. N-PORT has no sector field: sectors shown come from EdgeScore's classification of the matched holdings.

No returns: they need a daily price history for each fund, and for most of these funds we have no price source we may publish. The issuer's factsheet shows past performance.

For information and education only, not investment advice. Check the issuer's documents (factsheet, KID, prospectus) before you rely on any figure.

VIG — Vanguard Dividend Appreciation Index Fund ETF Shares: costs, holdings and sources — EdgeScore