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iShares Core MSCI Total International Stock ETF
As of May 30, 2026 at 09:25 UTC
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5 articlesThe iShares Core MSCI Total International Stock ETF (IXUS) offers investors broad exposure to over 4,000 global stocks across 20+ countries with a low 0.07% expense ratio. Year-to-date, IXUS has outperformed the S&P 500 with 13.5% gains and provides diversification benefits, including exposure to international AI-related companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung Electronics.
The article compares two international stock ETFs: IXUS (iShares Core MSCI Total International Stock ETF) with 4,000+ stocks offering broad diversification, and VYMI (Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF) with 1,600 stocks focused on high dividends. VYMI has significantly outperformed IXUS over the past 5-10 years, offering higher dividend yields (3.47% vs 2.94%) and a lower P/E ratio (14.5 vs 18.1), making it potentially a better choice for long-term investors seeking consistent returns from established companies.
IXUS and SPGM are two global ETFs with different approaches: IXUS focuses exclusively on non-U.S. stocks with a lower expense ratio (0.07%) and higher dividend yield (3.0%), while SPGM includes both U.S. and international equities with stronger recent performance. SPGM outperformed IXUS over the past year (39.7% vs 37.4%) and five years, but IXUS holds significantly more assets ($56B vs $1.5B). The choice depends on whether investors want pure international diversification (IXUS) or global exposure with a U.S. tech tilt (SPGM).
A comparison of two popular international ETFs reveals that VXUS offers broader diversification with 8,700+ holdings and lower expense ratio (0.05%), while IXUS provides slightly higher dividend yield (3.18%) at a marginally higher cost (0.07%). Both funds track similar sectors and top holdings, with nearly identical one-year returns around 38%, making them both viable options for investors seeking global exposure.
The article recommends a diversified five-ETF portfolio for long-term buy-and-hold investors: VOO (S&P 500 exposure), IWM (small-cap stocks), IXUS (international developed markets), VWO (emerging markets), and AGG (bonds). This simple, passive approach emphasizes low expense ratios and diversification across asset classes and geographies to reduce volatility and provide lifetime holding potential.
