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IVV vs SPY: holdings overlap and fees

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Head-to-head
MetricIVV · winner 5 of 7SPY
Expense ratio
annual fee
0.03%0.09%
Assets (AUM)
bigger = more liquid
$883.7B$809.8B
Holdings
number of positions
507505
Top-10 concentration
lower = more spread
38.6%38.6%
Distribution yield (TTM)
trailing 12 months, as of Oct 19, 2026
1.1%1.0%
1-yr total return
dividend-adjusted
+16.7%+16.6%
Fee drag · $100k / 10y
what the fee costs
$551$1,648
THE VERDICT

IVV and SPY share 99% of their holdings by weight, near-identical baskets. Their expense ratios are 0.03% and 0.09%. IVV is the cheaper of the two.

Holdings overlap · Σ min(weight in IVV, weight in SPY)
Portfolio overlap
99%overlap
Shared holdings503
Total unique names503
In one, not the other0
Top shared holdings · weight in IVV / SPY
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Heavier in IVV · Heavier in SPY

Where each fund leans is withheld with the shared names above, on the same plan.

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Overlap computed Oct 20, 2026 from each fund's published holdings via the weighted-minimum method. Bond and fund-of-funds holdings are excluded from look-through where disaggregation is unreliable. Decision-support, not a recommendation · Not investment advice.

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