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Many people hold an S&P 500 fund and a global fund and think they're diversified. Pick two funds to see how much of your money would be in the same companies.
VUAG and VWRP
about 56% overlap56%
A big shared core, but each adds something the other doesn't.
| Part of the market | VUAG | VWRP | Shared |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other S&P 500 companies | 53% | 30% | 30% |
| Large US companies also in the Nasdaq-100 | 47% | 26% | 26% |
| Europe, Japan and other developed | – | 23% | – |
| Emerging markets | – | 10% | – |
| Smaller US companies | – | 8% | – |
| UK companies | – | 3% | – |
Biggest companies in both
NVIDIA7.5% of VUAG · 4.5% of VWRP
Microsoft6.5% of VUAG · 4% of VWRP
Apple6% of VUAG · 3.8% of VWRP
Amazon4% of VUAG · 2.5% of VWRP
Alphabet4% of VUAG · 2.5% of VWRP
Meta Platforms3% of VUAG · 1.8% of VWRP
Broadcom2.5% of VUAG · 1.5% of VWRP
Tesla2% of VUAG · 1.2% of VWRP
Berkshire Hathaway1.6% of VUAG · 0.8% of VWRP
Overlap is by weight: the share of the first fund's money also invested in the same companies by the second. It's an estimate from each index's make-up (mid-2026), not a holding-by-holding count, so treat it as ±5 points. Fees: VUAG 0.07% and VWRP 0.14% a year.
See each fund in detail: Vanguard S&P 500 UCITS ETF · Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF