VOO Emerges as 2026 Long-Term Pick Over SPY Despite SPY's Liquidity Edge
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Both VOO and SPY track the S&P 500 and show nearly identical 12-month returns; but cost and liquidity differences matter. VOO has a cheaper expense ratio (0.03% vs 0.09%) and is favored for buy-and-hold, while SPY offers greater liquidity for active traders seeking frequent trades.
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