ETF Comparison
AGGvsBND
iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG) vs Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND). Side-by-side stats, holdings overlap, and 5-year normalized growth.
Side by side
AGG
Ticker
BND
iShares
Issuer
Vanguard
Aggregate Bond
Category
Aggregate Bond
Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond
Index
Bloomberg US Aggregate Float Adjusted
0.030%
Expense ratio
0.030%
$136.53B
AUM
$389.80B
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Dividend yield
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$98.69
NAV
$73.04
$98.50
Price
$73.06
Sep 22, 2003
Inception
Apr 3, 2007
Overlap
AGGShared weightBND
0.0% overlap
AGG 0.0% of portfolio in shared names
BND 0.0% of portfolio in shared names
0 shared holdings. 25 unique to AGG, 502 unique to BND.
Approximate — full holdings for AGG aren't available yet, so overlap is based on top holdings only and likely understates the true figure.
5-year normalized growth (rebased to 100)
Frequently asked
How much do AGG and BND overlap in holdings?+
AGG and BND have no shared holdings in our latest snapshot. They cover different markets or strategies. This is based on top holdings only and likely understates the true overlap, as full holdings aren't available for one of these funds yet.
Which has the lower expense ratio, AGG or BND?+
BND charges 0.030% versus 0.030% for AGG — a difference of about 0 basis points per year.
Are AGG and BND the same kind of ETF?+
Both AGG and BND are categorized as Aggregate Bond. They're close substitutes — choose primarily on expense ratio, AUM, and tax treatment.
Is AGG or BND a better investment?+
etfcompare doesn't recommend funds. We show objective comparisons — expense ratio, holdings overlap, yield, and normalized historical growth — so you can decide based on your own goals. Past performance does not guarantee future results.