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Vanguard Index Funds Get New Names After Morningstar Index Shift

Vanguard is renaming 13 of its flagship index funds and ETFs to reflect a switch from CRSP to Morningstar benchmarks, but investors will see no changes to tickers, fees, or fund strategies

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How Consistent ETF Investing Could Add Up to $1 Million

Vanguard's Russell 1000 Growth ETF has outperformed the S&P 500 over 15 years. See how steady contributions and compounding-not stock picking-can drive long-term results, and what risks come with tech-heavy funds like VONG

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